Question
Which statement is accurate regarding class and citizenship in the Roman Republic?
Plebeians held the highest offices in government.
Anyone who lived in Rome could vote and hold public office.
All full citizens could vote and hold public office.
Men and women were treated the same under the law.
Plebeians held the highest offices in government.
Anyone who lived in Rome could vote and hold public office.
All full citizens could vote and hold public office.
Men and women were treated the same under the law.
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The accurate statement regarding class and citizenship in the Roman Republic is:
**All full citizens could vote and hold public office.**
In the Roman Republic, citizenship was a crucial factor in determining an individual's rights and privileges, including the ability to vote and hold public office. However, it’s important to note that not all inhabitants of Rome were considered full citizens, and certain classes, such as plebeians and patricians, had different rights and privileges within that structure. Additionally, voting and holding public office were predominantly reserved for men, and women generally did not have the same legal status as men in this context.
**All full citizens could vote and hold public office.**
In the Roman Republic, citizenship was a crucial factor in determining an individual's rights and privileges, including the ability to vote and hold public office. However, it’s important to note that not all inhabitants of Rome were considered full citizens, and certain classes, such as plebeians and patricians, had different rights and privileges within that structure. Additionally, voting and holding public office were predominantly reserved for men, and women generally did not have the same legal status as men in this context.