Constitution of Cleisthenes

Target entity: Constitution of Cleisthenes
Context triple: [Solonian Constitution, followedBy, Constitution of Cleisthenes]

• A. Solonian Constitution
  The Solonian Constitution was an early 6th-century BCE Athenian legal and political reform package that restructured social classes, limited aristocratic power, and laid key foundations for Athenian democracy.
• B. Panhellenic constitution
  The Panhellenic constitution was a political framework designed to unite and govern a diverse population of Greek settlers from various city-states within a single colony.
• C. Spartan constitution
  The Spartan constitution was the mixed political system of ancient Sparta, traditionally attributed to the lawgiver Lycurgus, that combined monarchy, oligarchy, and limited democracy to regulate its militaristic society.
• D. Charter of Athens
  The Charter of Athens is a landmark 1933 urban planning manifesto associated with the modernist movement, advocating functional zoning and rational city design principles.
• E. Constitution of 1823 (Epidaurus)
  The Constitution of 1823 (Epidaurus) was an early Greek revolutionary charter adopted during the War of Independence that helped lay the groundwork for the modern Greek constitutional order.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Constitution of Cleisthenes
Target entity description: The Constitution of Cleisthenes was the set of democratic reforms in late 6th-century BCE Athens that reorganized citizens into new tribes and institutions, laying the foundations of classical Athenian democracy.

• A. Solonian Constitution
  The Solonian Constitution was an early 6th-century BCE Athenian legal and political reform package that restructured social classes, limited aristocratic power, and laid key foundations for Athenian democracy.
• B. Panhellenic constitution
  The Panhellenic constitution was a political framework designed to unite and govern a diverse population of Greek settlers from various city-states within a single colony.
• C. Spartan constitution
  The Spartan constitution was the mixed political system of ancient Sparta, traditionally attributed to the lawgiver Lycurgus, that combined monarchy, oligarchy, and limited democracy to regulate its militaristic society.
• D. Charter of Athens
  The Charter of Athens is a landmark 1933 urban planning manifesto associated with the modernist movement, advocating functional zoning and rational city design principles.
• E. Constitution of 1823 (Epidaurus)
  The Constitution of 1823 (Epidaurus) was an early Greek revolutionary charter adopted during the War of Independence that helped lay the groundwork for the modern Greek constitutional order.
• F. None of above. chosen