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Anit [1.1K]
3 years ago
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Advantages and disadvantages of living in Ancient Greece

Social Studies
1 answer:
zmey [24]3 years ago
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Disadvantages: 
<span>- Having to pay debts you don't owe, thanks to corrupt previous, (current, and future) politicians </span>
<span>- Banks being controlled by the EU; potential for capital controls, as well as other </span>
<span>economic shenanigans when voting outcome isn't to their liking </span>
<span>- High unemployment rate; difficult to find a job, unless you have the right ''connections'' </span>
<span>- Illegal immigration, overwhelming parts of Athens and several Greek islands </span>

<span>Advantages: </span>
<span>- One of the most beautiful, breathtaking countries in the world </span>
<span>- Ideal climate; lots of sun, mild winters (except maybe in the mountains, where it can be colder) </span>
<span>- Has some the best quality fruits/vegetables, fish, olive oil, etc. and amazing cuisine </span>
<span>- Life is just ''better'' in Greece; i.e. in the event of a ''major'' economic collapse, </span>
<span>you'd be better off in Greece than in the US.</span>
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