1. PART A: Which of the following statements best describes the social structure of free male citizens in ancient Greece?
O A Life for men in ancient Greece was divided into two categories: free
and enslaved-class did not matter as much as this.
OB There were three divisions of free men in ancient Greece: the
nobles, the secondary landowning class, and the middle business
class.
O C There were four divisions of men in ancient Greece: the nobles, the
secondary class, the middle class, and the foreigners.
OD Class in ancient Greece for free men was determined by one's
citizenship, business/trade, and whether they had the full right to
vote.

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