Answer:
The southern region
Explanation:
The most famous secession movement was the case of the Southern states of the United States.
When Judge Sanders makes his ruling, he is expected to base his decision on the "interpretation of law" since regardless of judge's background or experience he or she is expected to be impartial to outside influences.
The author claims that the position of Roman women differed from Greek women. In Ancient Greek society, women were severely lacking in political and social rights due to segregation laws and societal beliefs. Women were not considered to be full citizens and lived under the head of household male (master) as a daughter, wife, sister, etc. to the man of the house. Women were often excluded from legal situations- even if they were involved due to a will or dowry. It was up to the male caregiver to handle these matters.
This outlook was slightly different in Ancient Rome where women had citizenship. Roman women from wealthy and influential families held influence and were often able to affect history and society.
Women in Rome had little to no difference to men in legal matters and the household was considered as a collective- not just the male head as in Greece.
