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What statement best describes men and women in ancient Athens?
The men dominated life, the women were home-bound chattels except in rare instances such as Sparta where they lived an open life.
What were the reponsibilities of men compared to those of women in ancient Athens?
They had to discussed their events and protect the women
How weren't women important in ancient Athens?
Women weren't considered citizens (only men were).
What were the the responsibilities of men compared to those of women in ancient Athens?
they discuued their events and protect their women
How was an Athenian women treated in ancient Athens?
The Athenian women in ancient Athens were treated completely different from their men. They were mostly under educated and were mostly domesticated by being housewives.
Would men choose their spouse in ancient Athens Greece?
no women would
Were men or women more powerful in the Ancient Athens?
Men- the women werent aloud to participate in the olympics, they were practically the mens slaves.
What did most men in Ancient Athens believe about their women?
they bolieve about there women is they were they were honest and they could always count on them and they bolieve in them selves
What were the responsibilities of men compared to women in ancient Athens?
The men earned a living, indulged in social life, politics and sports. The women stayed in the home, bearing and raising children, working in the garden and supervising slaves, getting out rarely for a women's religious festival.
What was the Athens way of life?
The men mostly go training for war and women had more rights
What was ancient Greece's life expectancy for men and women?
men - 40 women - 38 i am learning about them at school so i know
How many women were in Athens?
In ancient Athens, the population of women was significantly smaller than that of men due to societal norms and the structure of the family unit. Estimates suggest that women may have comprised about 30-40% of the total population, but precise numbers are difficult to determine because many women were excluded from public life and citizenship. Additionally, women in Athens were primarily confined to domestic roles, limiting their visibility in historical records.
