By "were" I assume you mean in ancient times, which was actually pretty stranger-friendly. Back in the old days, nobody questioned visitors from out of town. When you came across a foreigner on the road or a stranger came to your house, you just didn't say "who are you and what do you want?" You invited them in, supplied them with food and a place to sleep, and treated them as guests until they decided to leave. Once your civic and polite duty had been completed it was okay to ask questions (to better aid them of course), but in general you were supposed to treat every newcomer with generosity and respect.
Socrates and Plato are both philosophers that originated in Athens, Greece.
Roughly 40% of Greek citizens live in Athens because Athens is where most major companies are headquartered in Greece. People move to where the jobs are.
It depends what part of Greece you are talking about. In Sparta, the citizens only believed in war and making the army stronger. In Athens, they cared about democracy, and the voice of the people. But women in Sparta were treated better than in Athens.
Athens of course there are 3,700,000 people who live in Athens to the 11 million people who live in Greece
The Acropolis is an ancient monument in Athens which is the capital of Greece. Greece is a European country.
About 3,100,000.
Yes, Athens is in Greece.
Athens is the capital of Greece
Athens is a city in Greece.
in Athens in Greece
Athens is the capital city of Greece
Yes, Athens, Greece is a city.