4 years ago

Who were considered citizens in ancient athens

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coldgirl [10]4 years ago

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Men who were of Athenian birth and free-born. if you weren't born there you had no right as a citizen

julsineya [31]4 years ago

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Answer:

Free men born in Athens

Explanation:

These were the people who were considered citizens in Athens. Citizenship in Athens was restricted to a very specific group of people. First of all, a person would have to be male. Secondly, a person would have to be free-born (slaves were not considered citizens). Finally, a person would have to be Athenian, which would exclude foreigners. Nowadays, most countries tend to have a more inclusive definition of citizenship.

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