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What was the role of women in religion of ancient Egypt?
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men teach their young boys how to trade and business and to responbile for well being of the family. woment do household tasks and take care of the family
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∙ 11y agoHome Schooling their children
House work
Cooking
Cleaning
Go down to the Nile River and collect food produces for their family to eat
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What was the role of women in religion in Ancient Egypt?
submissive to males
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the role of women in Egypt is to take care of the house and children and they may have jobs to.
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