It began before the Persian invasion when a rich vein of silver was struck. It became entrenched after the end of the Persian War when Athens opportunistically turned the anti-Persian league of city-states which it led into a virtual empire of its own, diverting the annual war fund contributions by the cities to its own beautification and putting half its people on the public payroll to spread the loot. The funds were collected annually from the cities by its navy, by force where necessary.
By selling some of there stuff.
Athenians grew rich from trade, tribute and silver mined by slaves in regions around the city
The Mesopotamia began growing because it was rich fertile land near the rivers so it was a perfect place for farming.
SOlon
No, It began in London.
Citizen of Athens had to pay taxes with the rich not having to pay taxes. The rich did have to pay for thing that the tax money didn't cover.
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Athens
Cleisthenes was an Athenian nobleman. He was born in Athens and grew up in Athens. He helped reform the constitution of Athens.
431 b.c
Athens started math
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