In ancient Rome, women had a very limited public role in ancient Rome, which resulted in them being named much less than men in Roman history. Women had no say in politics and were not allowed to vote, and were not allowed to hold political power. However, those from more wealthy and powerful families, held some power in private negotiations.
A woman was always under control by the paterfamilias, which was usually her father. However when she was married, the power shifted from her father to her husband, but in the later stages the of Ancient Rome, the woman could choose whether or not she would remain under control by her husband or her father, but no matter who she chose, the husband or father would always reign supreme.
In Ancient Rome,
A woman was always under control by the paterfamilias, which was usually her father. However when she was married, the power shifted from her father to her husband, but in the later stages the of Ancient Rome, the woman could choose whether or not she would remain under control by her husband or her father, but no matter who she chose, the husband or father would always reign supreme.
In Ancient Rome,