How were upper-class boys and girls raised similarly in Roman society?

Upper-class Roman boys and girls were both educated, often at home and sometimes by tutors, so their upbringing shared an emphasis on learning. Their later training usually differed: girls were prepared mainly for marriage and household responsibilities, while boys were more likely to study public life or a family business. Therefore, “They received similar educations” is the best answer.

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