What are the characteristics of democracy in Athens during the period of Perikles?

1, people's sovereignty and rule by turns.

2. The citizens' assembly, the 500-member parliament and the people's court are full manifestations of democracy.

Perikles reform:

This reform took place in the 5th century BC, and finally established and reached the peak of Athenian democracy, which is called the "golden age" of Athenian democracy. Reformer is Perikles, an outstanding representative of the democratic politics of slave owners in ancient Greece, and one of the most famous politicians in the ancient world.

From 443 BC to 429 BC, Perikles was elected as the chief general of Athens for 14 years. After Perikles became a famous Athenian, his father was the commander-in-chief of the Athenian army and his mother was the niece of the famous reformer Cleisthenes. With the wealth of the family, Perikles received a good education from an early age. He is not only knowledgeable, civil and military, but also eloquent. Before he was thirty, he made his mark on the political stage in Athens.