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Ancient Greeks Paid Taxes Voluntarily

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It is a pity that Man has lost something - humanity. The ancient Greeks were a much fairer people particularly to each other and the state. The Wealthy felt a moral obligation to give to the government. They also helped the poor financially.     | paragraph phrase ancient comprehend greeks book monitor paid page ancient letters voluntarily vowels greeks dot paid comma capital consonants voluntarily create ancient make paid solid |
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Wealth was not seen in monetary terms. Real riches lay in doing good. Doctors did charge but did not ask those who had little for payment. They relied on what they were given: this could be a gift, not money.   |||   | cultural taxes feel voluntarily |    

In those days the nation-state was your protector and in turn had to be defended. When an outside threat occurred the rich gave to the military. They also organized and paid for festivities. It made for social bonding.     voluntarily function own taxes. | | 

The upper-class knew they had privilege, so they chose to give back to the community. Giving was a cultural value that influenced them greatly. Today, norms of behavior have changed: you only hand over funds if the law commands it. Taxes are now forced upon people by law. The Greeks didn't need this.      wealth pick founded nature typing | go sex.
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