After Athens' expulsion of the Peisistratid tyrants and Rome's expulsion of the Tarquin kings

After Athens’ expulsion of the Peisistratid tyrants and Rome’s expulsion of the Tarquin kings, each of the two cities contracted a political landscape in which it was supposed to be difficult for any single person to gain too much individual power. Discuss the ways in which both Athens and Rome attempted to prevent the rule of a single tyrant or king. How were their measures similar? Different? Were they successful?
At both Athens and Rome the arts (visual arts, architecture, theatre, literature, etc.) were a source of pleasure and entertainment but also a reflection of the societies that produced them. What can art tell us about Athens and Rome? What kinds of messages were sent? Who was sending them and for what purpose? What does this say about the nature of each society and the art’s historical context?

 
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