Roman+citizens+bdd

Roman Citizens;

All men could roughly be devided into three classes: 1. The lowest were the slaves, who, basically, were considered property and had no rights whatsoever. They could be sold, tortured, maimed, raped and killed at the whim of their owners. 2. The allies of Rome and the natives who lived in territories conquered by Rome were given partial citizenship. Some had the Latin Right but there were many other "rights". 3. The Roman citizen, Roman citizenship could be stripped by the state for several reasons (like debt) but this was only exceptionally done.  Women were a class completely apart, for while they had most of the rights of their parents and of their husbands, no Roman woman could vote and in many legal aspects were little better than slaves.