pericles
Solon and Pericles were the most important.
Yes, Pericles had a son - also pericles - with the metic Asphasia.
Pericles was the most notable leader of Athens after the Persian Wars. He was a tremendous patron of the Arts and led Athens into a golden age. He is also widely accused of leading Athens and the Delian League into the Peloponnedian War, which they lost some 20 years after Pericles' death in 429 BC.
None, if you mean that they helped him to get more powerful. Pericles belonged to one of the ruling families of Athens. When he showed sufficient promise, these families put him in ever-more important positions. In politics, Pericles did work to give the 'lower classes' more political rights. His reasons for doing this however had much to do with his need for this group to serve as sailors and soldiers and fight for Athens.
pericles
There are a number of duties that Pericles felt were important for a citizen. One of such responsibilities was voting which he urged all citizens to participate in.
Solon and Pericles were the most important.
Cleisthenes, Ephialtes, Pericles.
because he was the greatest person who knew about plays.
Pericles has written: 'The new crisis, or, Grand appeal to the nation, for its decision on this most important question' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Commerce
Pericles died from the plague.
First an oligarchy headed by Cimon after the Persian invasion, then briefly Ephialtes who brought back democratic government, then Perricles until his death from the plague, then a series of populists who led the city decline.
Pericles died from the plague.
What did Pericles beleive in
Who was an opponent of Pericles
No, Pericles is not single.