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Do you think Woman in Heian had more rights and freedom than woman in other societies why or why not?
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∙ 11y ago
Yes because they are the ones who WORK HARDER than MENand plus, woman are smarter and hardworking than men who plays Video Games and sports. That last part is completely wrong men work harder than women who just gossip. :p
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Betty Freidmen! I think thats how you spell her name...
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With the influence of his wife, he gave women the right to own land .
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A woman.
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Woman's rights
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council for women rights black rights
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The freedom for elected congressmen to ignore the will of the people who elected them. The Roman Empire did not have an elected Senate.
How did the people in heian-kyo live?
the people in heian kyo lived sad they had to kill the pets they had and also animals that came on there property. they licked to fart on everthing. they also had sex every week with a diffrent woman
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Woman started having more rights because all the men were gone to war and the woman had to do more things like build weapons and do things that men usually did.
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What is the possessive form of a woman's rights?
A woman's rights (the rights of one woman)The women's rights (the rights of several or all women)
How did people live in heian-kyo?
the people in heian kyo lived sad they had to kill the pets they had and also animals that came on there property. they licked to fart on everthing. they also had sex every week with a diffrent woman
What human rights are most often subject to violation in countries such as Afghanistan and Vietnam?
The human rights in Afghanistan and Vietnam are fairly similar to the American rights. The government has limited freedom of speech, there is no registration of religious groups required and woman and men have equal rights.
How did the ideas of the enlightenment advance both the abolition movement and the woman's rights movement?
They caused people to consider how freedom and equality applied to slaves and women.
What are the advantages of patrilineage?
It cannot really be said that generally speaking, matrilineal kinship societies have in any way an 'edge' over patrilineal societies. Matrilineal societies moreover did and do not empower women: only instead of fathers and husbands, it is now the maternal uncles, brothers and nephews who are the dominant males. The fact that in these societies power and status develop along the mother/daughter-line instead of that of father/son may have advantages for some, but disadvantages for others. The same goes for the fact that in these societies the man marries into the woman's family instead of the other way around. But two advantages can be mentioned: firstly, the fact that in matrilineal societies the elsewhere jealously guarded legitimate fatherhood of children of a woman is of secondary importance. The main thing is that a woman's children are (easily) established to be hers. That means that limiting a woman's freedom of movement or heavily covering her body and face as for instance in some fundamentalist Muslim societies is not a feature of matrilineal societies. Secondly, another result of the secondary importance of fatherhood is - at least in some matrilineal societies - the occurrence of a form of polygamy where the woman may have several husbands.
