Which of the following is true about Alcibiades? Choose three correct answers. He was first a popular statesman in Athens and convinced the assembly to launch an attack on Syracuse in Sicily, Italy. He was a famous Greek philosopher, who lived in Athens during the Peloponnesian Wars. After being convicted of a crime he did not commit (damaging statues of god Hermes) he joined the Spartans, who he convinced to help the Sicilians against the Athenian attack. After the Spartans ousted him, he sought refuge in Persia and advised the Persian king on how to defeat the Spartans.

Which of the following is true about Alcibiades? Choose three correct answers. He was first a popular statesman in Athens and convinced the assembly to launch an attack on Syracuse in Sicily, Italy. He was a famous Greek philosopher, who lived in Athens during the Peloponnesian Wars. After being convicted of a crime he did not commit (damaging statues of god Hermes) he joined the Spartans, who he convinced to help the Sicilians against the Athenian attack. After the Spartans ousted him, he sought refuge in Persia and advised the Persian king on how to defeat the Spartans.

		He was first a popular statesman in Athens and convinced the assembly to launch an attack on Syracuse in Sicily, Italy.
		He was a famous Greek philosopher, who lived in Athens during the Peloponnesian Wars.
		After being convicted of a crime he did not commit (damaging statues of god Hermes) he joined the Spartans, who he convinced to help the Sicilians against the Athenian attack.
		After the Spartans ousted him, he sought refuge in Persia and advised the Persian king on how to defeat the Spartans.