In Roman times, a widow often faced significant social and economic challenges after her husband's death. She could inherit his property and manage it, but her status and rights varied depending on her husband's social standing and the presence of children. Many women would remarry to secure their financial stability and social standing, while others might choose to remain single to maintain their independence. Additionally, mourning practices were important, and widows were expected to observe certain rituals to honor their deceased husbands.
Their husband were gone viking most of the time.
No she died a long long long long time ago. That means that her husband died unless he can somehow live forever.
Her husband died because of old age. It was his time to go to heaven.
Roman girls did not have any political power, they did not have the right to vote. They only went to school if there family was wealthy. They would stay at home and learn how to weave, sew, and do house work.
If the women is a Housewife, then she will be able to spend more time taking care of the children and keeping up on the house. If the women works then their will be less time for the children and the home and sharing of the responsibilities would be greater with the husband.
Roman women had to be under the authority of a man, the (male) head of her household, her husband or a male guardian. Over time they gained authority over their property.
Yes, Boudica or Boudicca was a queen of the British Celtic Iceni tribe in ancient Britain at the time of the Roman occupation. When her husband, Prasutagus, died, Boudica became the chief.
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seamstress for the flag when her husband died in 1776, she was 24 yrs old at that time
Their husband were gone viking most of the time.
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No she died a long long long long time ago. That means that her husband died unless he can somehow live forever.
Her husband died because of old age. It was his time to go to heaven.
No. The war was over a long time when John died.
Zelda Fitzgerald was the wife of F. Scott Fitzgerald. She was called the "first flapper" by her husband. She did not want to be controlled by her husband as most women of the time were. She was an author, painter, and ballerina.
No, because women weren't allowed to vote at the time.
No, it was Tammy Trent's husband. I thought it was grants for the longest time but finally found the answer.