Women in Greek City-States Could Also Be Citizens, an Honor

Women in Greek city-states could also be citizens, an honor that

A) did not, however, grant them political rights, such as the right to vote or otherwise participate in political life.
B) bestowed on them unprecedented political rights, such as the right to vote.
C) enabled them to attain equal legal status with men with regard to such things as property ownership, but not equal political status.
D) was reserved, however, for only the wealthiest women.