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What is a citizen in Ancient Greece?
A citizen of a Greek city-state was a male 18 years and over who had proved his descent to his tribal elders.
Did you have to be a male to be a citizen of Athens?
yes you had to be a male 18 and over and own land to be a citizen of Athens
Did you have to male to be a citizen of Athens?
no
If an American male citizen marries a Swedish female citizen does he become a Swedish citizen?
Not automatically.
Who was the a free-born male who had the right to vote on the laws?
A citizen was a free-born who had the right to vote on the laws.Source(s):Ancient Civilizations- textbookAncient Greece- book
Who can vote on laws in Canada?
the parliament wich is composed of deputies each representing the constituents of their particular districts
Definition of a citizen in Ancient Athens?
St michaels grammer? Male 18+ tht have completed military training Ephebos. Cnt be women, slave, children, metic
What characteristics was not required to be in citizens of Athens A be wealthy B be male C Pay taxes D have a father who was a citizen?
A and C, You had to be male and descended from a citizen.
What is the greek definision of a citizen?
A citizen was an adult male who was vouched for by his tribal council at the age of 18.
What was the assembly of ancient Sparta?
the assembly was open to every male citizen over the age of 30. met to talk about important matter such as rules about citizenship or war and to oppoint generals
Who owned helots in ancient Sparta?
The Spartan state. It allocated the produce of seven serfs (helots) to each Spartan male citizen, which freed them from farming and allowed them to concentrate on military training.
I was a freeborn male who had the right to vote on laws .What am i?
citizen
