Thucydides assessment of the oligarchic coup in Athens in 411

Discuss Thucydides assessment of the oligarchic coup in Athens in 411. Be sure to address the establishment of a Greek cultural identity in your answer.

Use the following basic forms for your in-paper citations. I reiterate that you are to use footnotes or endnotes in the Turabian style (link in ?Electronic Resources? folder on the course website). The following are the only sources you should need to complete this assignment. No bibliographies are required.

1. The first time you cite the Thucydides, use the following form:
Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War, Book.Chapter.Paragraph (for example 7.100.3), in The Landmark Thucydides (Touchstone, 1996).

The following times you use Thucydides, you can use this short form:
Thucydides, Book.Chapter.Paragraph (for example 7.100.3).

2. If you cite the editorial introduction of The Landmark Thucydides:
Initial Citation: Robert B. Strassler, ?Introduction,? page numbers, in The Landmark Thucydides (Touchstone, 1996).

Subsequent Citations: Strassler, ?Introduction,? page numbers.

3. If you cite the text book, use the following forms:
Initial Citation: Sarah B. Pomeroy, et al. Ancient Greece: A Political, Social, and Cultural History, 3rd edition, (Oxford, 2012).

Subsequent Citations: Pomeroy, et al., Ancient Greece, page numbers.

4. If you use any of the Plutarch lives, use the following forms:
Initial Citation: Plutarch, ?Life of Pericles? OR ?Life of Alcibiades,? Chapter.Paragraph (for example 5.2), in Rise and Fall of Athens (Penguin, 1960).

Subsequent Citation: Plutarch, ?Life of Pericles? OR ?Life of Alcibiades,? Chapter.Paragraph (for example 5.2).

If you are using different editions of the text, use the above forms as a basic guideline, obviously using the specific information (titles, translators, authors, page numbers, etc.) from your editions as appropriate.
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