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Whether wealthy or poor, no woman in Rome could A) be a poet. B) become a weaver. C) vote or hold office. D) become a doctor or a lawyer.

Whether wealthy or poor, no woman in Rome could A) be a poet. B) become a weaver. C) vote or hold office. D) become a doctor or a lawyer.
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Whether wealthy or poor, no woman in Rome could A) be a poet. B) become a weaver. C) vote or hold office. D) become a doctor or a lawyer.

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C

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Vote or Hold Office

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User Rezwan Azfar Haleem
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C) could not vote or hold office

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