Women in roman society have the right to a. vote in elections b. run for office

c. own property

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Women in the Roman Empire could not vote in elections or hold public office, they could not even attend political assemblies of any kind. They did not choose who they married in most cases and they would usually get married at around 17, but the minimum age was 12. Noblewomen married at 12 usually.

They could own property and write their wills.

Many of the restrictions on women were lifted in the Eastern Roman Empire.

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