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How did Sparta and Athens differ on views about citizenship?


In Sparta, nobody could become a citizen.


In Athens, both men and women could become citizens.


In Athens, only men could become citizens.


In Sparta, only nobility could become citizens. I only have one last chance, A and C are both incorrect,, please tell me the correct answer option

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Answer:

In Sparta, only nobility could become citizens. (D)

Step-by-step explanation:

In Sparta, citizenship was limited to a small group of male descendants of the original Spartan conquerors, known as the Spartiates. The Spartiates were a small minority of the population, and they enjoyed special privileges and responsibilities, such as military training and public office. The majority of the population in Sparta were non-citizens who were subjected to Spartan rule.

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