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Citizenship and Exclusion in Classical Athens
Critically analyze the limitations of Athenian democracy, which excluded enslaved persons, resident aliens (metics), and women from voting and governance.
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Classical Athens: Civic Life, Philosophy, and Democratic Legacy
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Analyze Athenian civic institutions, social exclusions, comparisons with Sparta, and the enduring philosophical and practical legacy of Greek democracy.
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