response: I wouldn't know, but in the Middle Ages into the Renaissance, it was associated with groups like merchants, bankers, and the gentry.
original_response: It depends on fashion, in the middles ages green was associated with people working with money like merchants, bankers and the gentry in general.
history: I love green, its my favourite colur That's cool. Some minerals, like emerald, are green. For emeralds its due to the chromium content. Is it a primary colour? Not in the subtractive color system. But in the RGB system used for television it is used. IIs green the most used colour in the world? I have no clue, but in nature chlorophyll in plants is the biggest contributor to green. Wow. Do you think the majority of the people in the world prefer green?
knowledge: In the Middle Ages and Renaissance, green was the color commonly associated with merchants, bankers and the gentry, while red was reserved for the nobility.