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Who were metic?
They were resident aliens of ancient Athens. They were seen as citizens but only had the burdens of citizenship. Because of their ranking they led low paying jobs. Like male citizens male Metics also had to fight in war.
What are non-characteristics of metics?
Non-characteristics of metics include being citizens of the city-state, possessing full legal rights, and owning land. Metics, typically foreign residents in ancient Athens, were distinct from citizens as they lacked political rights and could not vote or hold public office. They often contributed economically and culturally but were not entitled to the same privileges as native citizens.
Is Turkey in Athens?
No, Turkey is not in Athens. Athens is the capital of the modern country of Greece and Turkey is a saperate country. Turkey and Greece share land and sea borders with each other.
Where is the land of Pireaus?
Piraeus, or Peiraeus, is a city in the Attica prefecture, Greece, south of Athens.
Did Athens take over land so the land would protect them in war?
the ancientGreeks ruled over Greece and Bulgaria and turkey.
What is main land Greece?
Mainland greece, its really, just mainland Greece which has Athens within it... then you has the Peloponnese where Sparta and Olympia are and Crete, and the islands and just other regions such as Thrace, etc.
What is a woman metic?
A woman metic refers to a female resident in ancient Athens who was not a citizen but lived there, often engaged in trade or other economic activities. Metics were typically immigrants or descendants of immigrants and had limited rights compared to citizens, such as the inability to own land or participate in political life. Despite these restrictions, metics contributed significantly to Athenian society and economy.
What country had the first Olympics?
Ancient Greece
Only could be citizens in Athens.?
In ancient Athens, citizenship was a privileged status limited to free-born males who had Athenian parents. This exclusivity meant that women, slaves, and foreigners (metics) were not granted citizenship rights, which included the ability to participate in political life, own land, and engage in legal matters. Citizenship was highly valued and associated with civic duty, such as serving in the military and participating in the Assembly. The democratic nature of Athens thus revolved around this small, privileged group, while the majority of the population remained disenfranchised.
Why do people live in Greece?
Athens is the best city state because it is on the coast and for people to cross the strip of land separating Athens from Corinth, Athens would charge people making Athens one of the best city states because of it's wealth. Also it was the place in the world to have democracy.
How did the people of ancient Greece trade?
Silver, foodstuffs, manufactured goods, artworks.
Could Athenian women own land?
Yes they could Because the Athens couldn't only except for the men does that answer your question?!?!
