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Anna [14]
2 years ago
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Did Athens, Persia, or Sparta women have more privileges?

History
1 answer:
otez555 [7]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

In Athens women had two main roles, to have kids and to run the household. Women really have didnt any roles other than those in Athen.

In Persia women were highly respected and they were able to own their own land, have their own business, even get the same pay as men, and even travil by their selves. Women were also mothers and house wives as well.

Spartan women were able to get an education but they coudnt learn with the boys. Women were also able to take part in athletic activites. The main role for women was to have as many kids as posibale and if a women died during child burth is was honnerable as dying in battle.

Summary: Persia women had the most privileges then Spartant women and finally Athen women.

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