“That’s right, because the term “citizen” includes naturalized citizens
And when did that take place? Within the Constitution? Or, years after?
At the time the Constitution was adopted, as far as the Constitution of the United States is concerned, there were two kinds of citizens. “Citizen” as mentioned in the Constitution, and “Natural Born Citizen” as mentioned in the Constitution. There was no “Naturalized” Citizen of the United States till years later.
Correct. As previously stated, the Constitution mentions two types of citizens, and only two.