<span>During the Golden Age of Athens, a tribute was a tax paid to
the empire. There was also the tax paid by allies to Athens for getting
protection and other facilities. The period of 5th century BCE was
considered the Golden Age of Athens due to the cultural achievements during this
period. Numerous scholars were also born in Athens during this time. Minting of
Athenian coins was one of the great achievements during this period. Athens
received tributes from the states at regular intervals during this era.</span>
Answer:
It was the Holy Roman Empire.
Explanation:
For some time since 800?/962? A.D. to 1806, the Empire dominated most of western and central Europe. Even as its power fluctuated over the course of its rule, the territory occupying the same area of modern-day Germany remained.
