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During the golden age of athens a tribute was
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During the golden age of athens a tribute was

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the answer is tax paid to the empire

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During the golden age of Athens a tribute was a "tax paid to the empire", since tributes were a major way for the Empire to gain revenue without relying only on donations and taxes on certain social classes.
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