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Ancient Greek & Roman Women

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True or False. All Athenian women led restricted lives.
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True
False
Q 2/5
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What happened to women who had influence in Rome?
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Made a slave
Banished
Exiled or murdered
Locked up

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5 questions

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True or False. All Athenian women led restricted lives.

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What happened to women who had influence in Rome?

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True or False. Roman women did not have a class but certain women COULD hold a title

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Q.

What is different about Spartan women compared to Athenian & Roman women when it comes to getting married?

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What did Athenian women not gain from their jobs?

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