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WHAT HAPPENED

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Because they had all the same rights as men they had all the same jobs except for ruling. Though they are aloud it was very rare they did.

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Women in ancient Egypt were the equals of men in every area except occupations.

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Women had to do stuff with the kids and anything to do with the house

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Women could be scribes and also priests, usually of a cult with a feminine deity.

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Women took care of daily needs for their families. Women also served the men. They baked bread, made beer, and generally looking after their husbands

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They could rule a country. One of the really good rulers was a girl

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Marriage was the natural state for Egyptians of both genders, and the most common title for non-royal women was "mistress of the house". There is little doubt that in Egypt, as in the rest of the ancient world, the man was expected to be the head of the family, but a popular bit of advice urged husbands to avoid interfering in household matters and trust their wives to do the job properly

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Women could appear as a contracting partner in a marriage contract or a divorce contract; they could execute testaments; they could free slaves; women could make adoptions.

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They had all the same rights as men did and were treated the same.

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They could own property, borrow money, sign contracts, initiate divorce, appear in court as a witness, etc. Of course, they were also equally subject to whatever responsibilities normally accompanied those rights.

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Women could resolve settlements.

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We omen were expected to bear and raise children and tend to their husbands . Modern women are generally treated with respect unlike some of the neighboring countries .

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By becoming pregnant, women gained the respect of society, approval from their husbands, and the admiration of their less-fortunate sisters and sterile friends.

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Egypt treated its women better than any of the other major civilizations of the ancient world.  The Egyptians believed that joy and happiness were legitimate goals of life and regarded home and family as the major source of delight.

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Women in ancient Egypt were ahead of their time. They could not only rule the country, but also had many of the same basic human rights as men.

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A woman had claims to up to one-third of all the community property in her marriage.

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Women could manage, own, and sell private property, which included slaves, land, portable goods, servants, livestock, and money.