How did the postwar wealth of Athens affect life there?

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Part was used to maintain a fleet of 100 warships which enforcedpayment of an annual war contribution. The rest was spent on Athensitself, with half the people on the public payroll, and glorifyingthe city and its cultural and religious activities.

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