Drama in Classical Athens Was Transformed When

question 4

Multiple Choice

Drama in classical Athens was transformed when:

• A) Aeschylus introduced additional characters and a chorus to stage presentations in order to present human conflict and conversation.
• B) Aristotle encouraged playwrights to set aside traditional epics and tragic works for political satire.
• C) Aristophanes introduced Greek tragedy, designed to inspire the emotions of pity and fear.
• D) Herodotus constructed the first amphitheater with seating benches and a stage for performers.
• E) all of these

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