Which of the following would usually not be a citizen in a Greek polis?

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In ancient Greek city-states, or poleis, citizenship was generally restricted. Foreigners (metics), slaves, those not born in the polis, and individuals whose parents were not citizens typically did not have citizenship rights. Citizenship was often hereditary and based on being born to citizen parents within the polis, excluding all these groups from the privileges and responsibilities of citizenship.

Which of the Following Would Usually Not Be a Citizen