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Ancient Greece had markets, banking, entrepreneurs, and private property. So why do historians say it wasn't capitalist? Aristotle explains why.

There's always been a deep-seated rejection of monarchy in Greece, favoring accountable, accessible leaders over distant, ...

In ancient Greece, theater served as political discourse—and in fact, attending theatrical performances was considered a civic duty. Sophocles’ “Antigone” was a rallying cry against state authority: ...