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Why was citizenship important in ancient Greece? All residents could become voting citizens. Only citizens were able to become tyrants. Citizens could take part in ruling the ci…

Why was citizenship important in ancient Greece? All residents could become voting citizens. Only citizens were able to become tyrants. Citizens could take part in ruling the ci…
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Why was citizenship important in ancient Greece?

All residents could become voting citizens.
Only citizens were able to become tyrants.
Citizens could take part in ruling the city-state.
Only citizens could vote for who would be king.

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Person above me is correct

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C- Citizens could take part in ruling the city-state

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