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"All citizens of ancient Athens were required to take an active part in the government." Who all were excluded from this democratic process in ancient Athens?

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Women

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Children

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Priests

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D

Slaves

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The correct options are
A Women
B Children
D Slaves
In ancient Athens, women, children, and slaves were not considered as citizens. They could not participate in the democratic process.

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