Roman women seemed to have lived independent and respected lives, unlike those of their Greek sisters. Roman women had the freedom to leave their homes and visit family, friends, and neighbors. Women were allowed to shop and attend many festivities. Women were considered the economy of the household and it was her job to make sure the house was in order. Similarly, Greek women were confined to their houses along with the other women, only being allowed to leave for religious duties such as funeral participation

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