What qualifications other than a residency requirement did persons need to become citizens under the naturalization act of 1790?

Under the Naturalization Act of 1790, individuals seeking U.S. citizenship needed to be free white persons of good character. Additionally, they were required to have resided in the United States for at least two years before applying for naturalization. The act excluded certain groups, such as enslaved individuals and free people of color, from the possibility of citizenship.