Top unexpected facts about ancient Greece

Ancient Greeks were not only famous for their mathematical and scientific achievements . but also impressed with interesting facts.

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Ancient Greek democracy was the first democracy in human history.This democracy lasted 185 years.

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It is estimated that about 40 - 80% of Greece's famous Athens state population is poor slaves.

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In the period of the most developed economy, the 5th - 4th century BC, Greece was the most outstanding economy in the world.

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In ancient times, some groups of Greek subjects used to perform nudity, not wearing clothes.

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Children in Greek city states receive different education.Specifically, 7-year-old boys in Athens will start school at age 7.However, if the boys born in Sparta will come to study and train in barracks to become warriors for life.

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In ancient Greece, the word "idiot" was used to refer to non-politicians.

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Achievements in the field of mathematics by ancient Greek mathematicians like Pythagoras (pictured), Euclid and Archimede are still in use today.

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For the ancient Greeks, the act of throwing an apple towards the opponent is considered to declare love to that person.

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Greeks often buy slaves with salt.

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The Greek astronomer Aristarchus of Samos is considered to be the first to propose a model called Japanese mind around the 3rd century BC.Accordingly, he hypothesized that the Sun is the center of the solar system.