Children have never been able to vote. Women weren't allowed to vote because they weren't considered citizens. They werechattel and not considered smart enough to make such decisions. It wasn't until the 1920's that women were able to vote in this country, so this is not a new idea. Through out the history of the world women have always been considered the "weaker sex" and ruled by emotions rather than common sense. They were seen as the reason for man being thrown out of the garden of Eden and the creator of sin. Art has always shown women as either angles or sinners, and there was no middle for how women have been portrayed in history.
Because voting and politics were considered strictly male concerns. Men could be advised by their wives, as several emperors were, but a woman was not expected to make a public display of herself. It was considered unfeminine.
Because voting and politics were considered strictly male concerns. Men could be advised by their wives, as several emperors were, but a woman was not expected to make a public display of herself. It was considered unfeminine.
Because voting and politics were considered strictly male concerns. Men could be advised by their wives, as several emperors were, but a woman was not expected to make a public display of herself. It was considered unfeminine.
Because voting and politics were considered strictly male concerns. Men could be advised by their wives, as several emperors were, but a woman was not expected to make a public display of herself. It was considered unfeminine.
Because voting and politics were considered strictly male concerns. Men could be advised by their wives, as several emperors were, but a woman was not expected to make a public display of herself. It was considered unfeminine.
Because voting and politics were considered strictly male concerns. Men could be advised by their wives, as several emperors were, but a woman was not expected to make a public display of herself. It was considered unfeminine.
Because voting and politics were considered strictly male concerns. Men could be advised by their wives, as several emperors were, but a woman was not expected to make a public display of herself. It was considered unfeminine.
Because voting and politics were considered strictly male concerns. Men could be advised by their wives, as several emperors were, but a woman was not expected to make a public display of herself. It was considered unfeminine.
Because voting and politics were considered strictly male concerns. Men could be advised by their wives, as several emperors were, but a woman was not expected to make a public display of herself. It was considered unfeminine.
Only citizens could vote in ancient Rome. Slaves were property, not citizens and women's status was hazy. Although Roman women were considered citizens, they did not have the vote (as many women in present day countries did not have until recently) not could they hold public office or join the military. It seems as if they were citizens of the second class, as they could do everything else a man could do such as owning property and writing a will.
Only citizens could vote in ancient Rome. Slaves were property, not citizens and women's status was hazy. Although Roman women were considered citizens, they did not have the vote (as many women in present day countries did not have until recently) not could they hold public office or join the military. It seems as if they were citizens of the second class, as they could do everything else a man could do such as owning property and writing a will.
Only citizens could vote in ancient Rome. Slaves were property, not citizens and women's status was hazy. Although Roman women were considered citizens, they did not have the vote (as many women in present day countries did not have until recently) not could they hold public office or join the military. It seems as if they were citizens of the second class, as they could do everything else a man could do such as owning property and writing a will.
Only citizens could vote in ancient Rome. Slaves were property, not citizens and women's status was hazy. Although Roman women were considered citizens, they did not have the vote (as many women in present day countries did not have until recently) not could they hold public office or join the military. It seems as if they were citizens of the second class, as they could do everything else a man could do such as owning property and writing a will.
Only citizens could vote in ancient Rome. Slaves were property, not citizens and women's status was hazy. Although Roman women were considered citizens, they did not have the vote (as many women in present day countries did not have until recently) not could they hold public office or join the military. It seems as if they were citizens of the second class, as they could do everything else a man could do such as owning property and writing a will.
Only citizens could vote in ancient Rome. Slaves were property, not citizens and women's status was hazy. Although Roman women were considered citizens, they did not have the vote (as many women in present day countries did not have until recently) not could they hold public office or join the military. It seems as if they were citizens of the second class, as they could do everything else a man could do such as owning property and writing a will.
Only citizens could vote in ancient Rome. Slaves were property, not citizens and women's status was hazy. Although Roman women were considered citizens, they did not have the vote (as many women in present day countries did not have until recently) not could they hold public office or join the military. It seems as if they were citizens of the second class, as they could do everything else a man could do such as owning property and writing a will.
Only citizens could vote in ancient Rome. Slaves were property, not citizens and women's status was hazy. Although Roman women were considered citizens, they did not have the vote (as many women in present day countries did not have until recently) not could they hold public office or join the military. It seems as if they were citizens of the second class, as they could do everything else a man could do such as owning property and writing a will.
Only citizens could vote in ancient Rome. Slaves were property, not citizens and women's status was hazy. Although Roman women were considered citizens, they did not have the vote (as many women in present day countries did not have until recently) not could they hold public office or join the military. It seems as if they were citizens of the second class, as they could do everything else a man could do such as owning property and writing a will.
Voting was reserved for adult male citizens age of 18 and over. There was often a minimum property qualification as well. Women, children, aliens, slaves did not qualify.
The limitation was based on the military status - old enough to be in the citizen army, and able to self-provide a panoply of arms as an armoured infantryman, who defended the land and state. These property rules were progressively relaxed for male citizens in some cities which moved to democratic forms of government.
Only citizens could vote in ancient Rome. Slaves were property, not citizens and women's status was hazy. Although Roman women were considered citizens, they did not have the vote (as many women in present day countries did not have until recently) not could they hold public office or join the military. It seems as if they were citizens of the second class, as they could do everything else a man could do such as owning property and writing a will.
Because voting and politics were considered strictly male concerns. Men could be advised by their wives, as several emperors were, but a woman was not expected to make a public display of herself. It was considered unfeminine.
Of course they were allowed to mix with males. The women in ancient Rome ran the household. Don't confuse the Roman women with the Greek women who were isolated in their homes.
Constantine
No. Any type of politics was strictly a man's job. However that is not to say that there were not strong willed women who helped create emperors or controlled them.AnswerPerhaps not in Rome, but during the time of Caesar, the emperor of Rome, Cleopatra was effectively the ruler of Egypt.
In ancient Rome all religions where allowed, including animism.
Amazons.These were the Grecian warrior women.
The women of ancient Rome were never allowed to vote nor to hold public office.
The women of ancient Rome were to be found in the households, shops and the streets just like today. You would not find them in politics because they were not allowed to run for public office.
Of course they were allowed to mix with males. The women in ancient Rome ran the household. Don't confuse the Roman women with the Greek women who were isolated in their homes.
Only the women who were part of a richer family could attend parties, plays, and things like that.
women never voted in ancient Rome.
Yes
Constantine
No, they did not.
no
ancient Rome had the first government to use a democracy although its form of democracy compared to modern day united states, in ancient Rome only free men(slaves were not allowed) and women weren't allowed to vote. also in comparison to modern day US men were forced to vote weather they wanted to or not. in some cases they were dragged and forced to vote.
No. Any type of politics was strictly a man's job. However that is not to say that there were not strong willed women who helped create emperors or controlled them.AnswerPerhaps not in Rome, but during the time of Caesar, the emperor of Rome, Cleopatra was effectively the ruler of Egypt.
They were equal to men :)