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in ancient rome, a womans ___ was a sign of her class.
select the correct response:
clothing
hair color
hair braiding
makeup

Explanation:

In ancient Rome, clothing (such as the stola for married upper-class women, or simpler garments for lower classes) was a distinct marker of social class, with specific styles restricted to certain social ranks. Hair color, braiding, and makeup were not standardized class markers in the same formal, regulated way as clothing.

Answer:

clothing