Classical Period
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History of Greece  | |
|---|---|
| Pre-Hellenic Greece | |
| Prehistory of Greece | |
| -3200 | Cycladic civilization |
| -2700 | Minoan civilization |
| -1550 | Mycenaean civilization |
| Ancient Greece | |
| -1200 | Dark Ages |
| -800 | Archaic |
| -510 | Classical period |
| -323 | Hellenistic |
| -146 | Roman Greece |
| Medieval Greece (C) | |
| 330 | Byzantine Empire |
| 1202 | Fourth Crusade |
| 1453 | Ottoman Greece |
| Modern Greece | |
| 1799 | Republic of the Seven Islands |
| 1822 | Revolutionary War |
| 1832 | Kingdom of Greece |
| 1936 | Plan of August 4 |
| 1941 | Occupation |
| 1946 | Civil War |
| 1967 | Dictatorship of the colonels |
| 1974 | Hellenic Republic |
Period of the chronology of the history of ancient Greece , located between the archaic and Hellenistic period. It corresponds to the bulk of the fifth and fourth centuries BC. AD , that is to say from the Athenian victory at Salamis against the Persians at -480 until the death of Alexander the Great in -323. And now denotes the period during which the values and basic institutions of the Greek world found their full expression and came to maturity.
The expression of "classical period" is a name after the period at which time it returns, even if the Greeks were aware that the world that existed before the era of Alexander the Great and the expansion of the Greek world, could be considered a "golden age". Moreover, there is no clean break between the different "eras" of Greek antiquity.
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