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How is citizenship in the United States similar to citizenship in ancient Athens? A) Immigrants can become citizens. B) Individuals become citizens at age 18. C) Free men born i…

How is citizenship in the United States similar to citizenship in ancient Athens? A) Immigrants can become citizens. B) Individuals become citizens at age 18. C) Free men born i…
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How is citizenship in the United States similar to citizenship in ancient Athens?

A) Immigrants can become citizens.

B) Individuals become citizens at age 18.

C) Free men born in the nation are citizens.

D)A child is a citizen if his or her parents are citizens.

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The answer to your question is D, A child is a citizen if his or her parents are citizens

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