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Which of the following was a feature of Athenian democracy during the 5th century B.C.?
All citizens had the same wealth and social status.

The number of votes cast by a citizen depended upon the amount of property that person owned.

Female citizens could only vote if they were native-born Athenians.

All male citizens could vote in the city assembly regardless of wealth.

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Kaylagraham
It would be the last one. All male citizens could vote in the city assembly regardless of wealth. To be a citizen in the Athenian democracy, you have to be a free white male.
edalloar1989

Answer: All male citizens (...) regardless of wealth

Explanation: In the 5th century BC, the city of Athens became a democracy, that is, a city ruled by its citizens (demos). So that everyone, even the most economically disadvantaged, could participate in the city government, Pericles instituted the payment of a small sum of money to all public offices, assuring everyone´s participation and take decisions.

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