Question

1. select all that apply. which three things were true of roman women? could own property could vote could be educated could divorce could hold office

Explanation:

To solve this, we recall Roman women's rights:

• Roman women could own property (legal rights to property existed).
• They could be educated (especially in upper classes, learning literacy, etc.).
• They could divorce (though social norms influenced, legal provisions for divorce were there).
• Roman women could not vote or hold office (political rights were restricted to men). So the three true statements are "could own property", "could be educated", and "could divorce".

Answer:

• could own property
• could be educated
• could divorce