1. which conditions were true of women in the early roman republic? select all that apply. (there are 3 answers for this question) 1. they raised their children 2. they received a public education 3. they served in government 4. they voted as citizens 5. they were expected to obey male heads of the household 6. they worked at home

The correct answers are 1) they raised their children,  5) they were expected to obey male heads of the household, and 6) they worked at home.

The conditions that were true of women in the early Roman republic were the following:  they raised their children,  they were expected to obey male heads of the household, and they worked at home.

Women in the early Roman Republic played a limited role in society. Indeed, they were mostly confined to home, the house chores, raising children, and serve the husband. Males dominated Roman society and women were subordinated to man. They could not attend public assemblies or vote.

the government closely monitored its finances to avoid another financial collapse.