Who was Pericles-really?

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Who was Pericles-really? Using Perspectives in the Past, complete the bio handout about Pericles. Then synthesize all your notes to create the ghost of Pericles-would he haunt the current democratic leadership? Why? Why not? How did he effect history? Standards: 5.1.9C Analyze the principles and ideals that shape government. 5.2.9A Contrast the essential rights and responsibilities of citizens in systems and levels of government. 5.2.9D Analyze political leadership and public service in a constitutional democracy. 8.4.9A Analyze the importance of individuals who have made a difference in the history of the world