Under the Greek definition of "citizen," who qualified for citizenship? a. free native-born men who owned land b. freed slaves who owned land c. wealthy women who owned land d. foreign-born men with land

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Alyson Hayes

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12 December, 13:10

Under the Greek definition of "citizen," who qualified for citizenship? a. free native-born men who owned land b. freed slaves who owned land c. wealthy women who owned land d. foreign-born men with land

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Damien Montoya · Answer 1

Option A.

Explanation:

Free native-born men who owned land.

Athens, a city-state of Greek followed the Direct Democracy form of government. This was a form of government in which all the political decisions were taken by the people of Athens. Direct Democracy is opposite to the Representative Democracy, in which citizen of a state elects their representatives to represent them in government. However, citizenship in Athens was given to Free native-born men who owned land.

Cheyanne · Answer 2

Only the free native-born men who owned land were seen as citizens.