What taxes did the rich in Greece pay to promote theater?

Greek plays were sponsored by the rich citizens who would pay a tax called the (-----)with the sole aim of becoming popular among the people of Greece.

At Athens,Greece, the choregia was a liturgy or public service performed by a rich citizen for the polis. A chorēgos (lit. ‘leader of a chorus’) was responsible for the recruitment, training, maintenance, and costuming of choreutai (members of a chorus) for competitive performance at a festival.

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Ziro Ziro · Answer 2 · 2020-09-25T19:01:20+02:00

Ziro Ziro

25-09-2020

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I'm pretty sure the correct answer would be Choregia

(hopefully this is the correct answer and this helps you, I dunno how to explain things TwT)

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What taxes did the rich in Greece pay to promote theater? Greek plays were sponsored by the rich citizens who would pay a tax called the (-----)with the sole aim of becoming popular among the people of Greece.

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What taxes did the rich in Greece pay to promote theater?

Greek plays were sponsored by the rich citizens who would pay a tax called the (-----)with the sole aim of becoming popular among the people of Greece.