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Which correctly compares the social status of women in ancient Egypt with women in ancient Babylonian society?

Select the two that apply:

  • Women were allowed to serve as scribes in ancient Egypt, like in Babylonian society
  • Women's work was not confined to the home in ancient Egypt, unlike in Babylonian society.
  • Women did not serve as priests in ancient Egypt, unlike in Babylonian society.
  • Women were allowed to own property in ancient Egypt, like in Babylonian society

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Woman's work was not confined to the home in ancient Egypt, unlike in Babylonian Society and Women were allowed to own property in ancient Egypt like in Babylonian Society

Option B and D Are correct .

Women were allowed to serve as scribes in ancient Egypt, like in Babylonian society.

  • In contrast to ancient Babylonian society, ancient Egyptian society did not limit women's work to the home.
  • Similar to Babylonian civilization, ancient Egypt permitted women to own property.

Women were allowed to own property in ancient Egypt, like in Babylonian society.

  • Egyptian women were allowed to own their own enterprises, buy and sell real estate, and testify in court.
  • They were even allowed to be around men, unlike the majority of women in the Middle East.

Egyptian women have rights -

  • Egyptian women had rights equal to those of men four thousand years ago, significantly more liberty than women had elsewhere in the ancient world.
  • A woman may live alone, form her own marriage, purchase and sell property, petition for divorce or go to court, and bequeath property to whoever she chose.

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