Where were women allowed to participate in decision making in the colonial times

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No they weren't aloud they might have slightly voiced there opinions to there husbands or older boys that could vote but never aloud to vote.

beks73 [17]3 years ago

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Women were not allowed to participate in decision making in the colonial times. They might have influenced their husbands, but could not directly participate.

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