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Roman family life was characterized by which of the following? a. Compared to the women in the Greek city-states, Roman women exercised much less freedom and control over their wealth and property. b. Roman law gave husbands and fathers complete authority over their families. c. Roman women were rarely educated or in control of their own lives. d. As Roman imperial society expanded, the importance of family units diminished in urban centers as children were able to act more independently.
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