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What alliance formed after the Persian Wars

The Delian League.

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Which city led the Delian League

Athens.

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When was the Delian League formed

477 BCE.

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Where did League members meet and swear oaths

Delos.

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What did League members contribute

Ships or money tribute.

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Who led Athens through its Golden Age

Pericles.

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How did Pericles expand democracy

Paid citizens for public service.

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What did Athens do with Delian League funds

Built a powerful navy and beautified Athens.

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Major construction Pericles began in 447 BCE

Acropolis building program.

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Entrance to the Acropolis

Propylaea.

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Temple that housed the cult statue of Athena

Erechtheum.

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What are Caryatids

Female statues used as columns.

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Temple called the pearl of the Acropolis

Temple of Athena Nike.

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Chief sculptor of the Parthenon

Phidias.

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Main architectural style of the Parthenon

Doric.

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Type of columns subtly curved to correct illusions

Entasis.

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East pediment of the Parthenon

Birth of Athena.

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West pediment of the Parthenon

Athena vs Poseidon.

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Festival shown on the frieze

Panathenaic Procession.

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Number of horsemen in the frieze

192.

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South metopes of the Parthenon

Battle of Lapiths and Centaurs.

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Material of Athenas statue

Ivory and gold.

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Who removed sculptures from the Parthenon in the 1800s

Lord Elgin.

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Where the Elgin Marbles are now

British Museum.

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Who protested their removal in poetry

Lord Byron