Question

multiple choice question
who was considered a citizen in most greek city - states?

only men who owned land

only free men who owned land and had been born in the polis

both men and women who owned land

all free men

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Explanation:

In most ancient Greek city-states, citizenship was restricted to free men with specific qualifications: birth in the polis (city-state) and land ownership. Women, enslaved people, and foreigners were excluded. This option combines both key criteria (birth in the polis and land ownership for free men) that defined citizenship in these contexts.

Answer:

only free men who owned land and had been born in the polis