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mean to the greeks?person who is born here is considered a citizen. americans owe many of their ideas abouteks.izens were members of a political community with rights and responsibilities. in greece, malehold public office, own property, and defend themselves in court. in return, citizens had thenment and to fight for their polis as citizen soldiers. ancient greek citizenship was very differentnia or egypt, where most people were subjects. they had no rights, no voice in government,rulers.free, land-owning men born in the polis could be citizens. they believed the responsibility tocause the polis was made up of their property. some city-states later ended the requirement ofa citizen. women and children might qualify for citizenship, but they had none of the rights thatrights compared to ancient mesopotamians and egyptians. in most greek city-states. most women and children had rights. one responsibility

Explanation:

The text states that while women and children might qualify for citizenship in ancient Greek city-states, they had none of the rights that full citizen men held.

Answer:

no