Athens was a city-state, not a kingdom. And somehow I doubt "all free (upper class) men" constituted the bulk of population either.erto101 said:Sorry dude not true. First democracy was Athens and that was a shitty long time ago. And it was more of a democracy than the first polish which was a "Golden Liberty" which means that only nobles (10% of the polish commonwealth) can participateAnarchy In Detroit said:I'm also Polish.
First European kingdom with any democratic elements in their government? Us.
OT: Finland - nothing to see here, nothing to do here, polarbears on the streets and all that.
The single thing our economy depends on is Nokia and we're a former USSR front. (The last bit is particularly ironic as we sided with the NAZIS to avoid such fate.)
People here are tall blondes with blue eyes who talk so little you'd think they were mute and drink so much you'd think they were dead.
That's of course assuming this place really exists. I've actually run into arguments with someone saying otherwise