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How does this photo differ from what you would see if you could witness voting in ancient Athens or Rome?

Men are voting.
Women are voting.
Noncitizens are voting.
Children are voting.

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The variance between the picture and what one would see if one could witness voting in Ancient Athens or Rome is that in Rome, there would be no women voting. (Option B)

What is the rule regarding Voting in Rome in relation to women?

In ancient Rome, freeborn women were citizens (cives), but they could not vote or participate in politics.

Women are identified less frequently than men by Roman historians due to their restricted public role.

Hence, it is correct to state that if the picture were taken in Rome or Athens there would be no women in it.

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