Women managed their families and raised their children, as they always have. They also worked, doing nearly all the things men did, with surprisingly few exceptions. They were prevented from being monarchs in some countries, but even there, they were very often among the most powerful people in the country. Eleanor of Aquitaine, for example, was arguably nearly as powerful as King Louis VII, to whom she was married at one time, and who was otherwise her feudal lord.
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