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T - After careful anlysis of these sources, it is evident that the women of ancient China were treated poorly compared to the men.
E - Women in ancient times were highy inferior to men. They had to follow their father-in-law and mother-in-law's rules and expectations. They weren't allowed to have an education either, only men.
E - Ancient Chinese women had barely any rights. They were only allowed to clean the house and take care of the kids. The women of ancient China weren't allowed to pick their partners. Their parents chose for them.
L - Overall, women were treated like rubbish and were inferior in every right to the men.

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After careful analysis of these sources, it is evident that the women of Ancient China were badly treated, almost as slaves. In source 5 it states,   'If he (father- in-law) has an order for you, listen and obey.' This indicates that the women had very limited choice in what they wanted to do. In source seven however, questions the rites and states 'According to the rites, book learning begins at the age of eight and at the age of fifteen one goes off to school.' It also said 'Why, however, should this principle apply to boys and not to girls?' I believe this was unfair treatment

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After an attentive examination of these sources, it is perceptible that women were treated appallingly and were considered a disadvantage to Ancient China. The sources both illuminated the unpleasant roles of women and their 'rights' in Ancient China. While on the topic of womens rights, both sources lead you to infer that women didn't have any input of what they wanted to do, or how they wanted to live. Sauce 5 claims that 'If he has an order,'  'he' meaning the step father, 'Hou must listen and obey.' Which allows you to understand that their role was to follow the command of men. Source 6 states that you're a disappointment if you give birth to a female which implies that men were definetly the more surperior gender. Source 7 illuminates how women were not educated nor have the rights to be educated. The writter also states 'why should this principle apply to boys and not to girls?' Evidently it is clear that women were not favoured or entitled to do many things or anything at all in Ancient China, besides do house work and give birth to males.

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After thoroughly examining these three sources, it has been highlighted that women in ancient china didn't lead a fair life. Women in ancient china were not allowed to have rites, were poorly treated and it Cleary states that women have to 'listen and obey,' this quote shows that women were used as slaves and expected to serve the men and obey them. Source 7 clearly states that men ignore the reciprocal relation between a man and a women this quote states that men and women should have the same rites and contribute each other. Therefore women in ancient china did not lead a fair life no were not treated how they should have been

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Careful analysis of the three sources indicates that women in China were treated as a group of slaves and had no rights towards life. For example, in source 5 it states, ' if the father-in-law has an order for the woman, you must listen and obey'. This means that women could not control their life and had to be permitted to do something. Also, source 7 states,

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After a careful analysis of the sources they all indicate that women in Ancient China were treated very poorly and had no right. All of the sources illustrate that women were a failure. In sources 5&6 they state that ' There are three unfilial acts: the greatest of these is the failure to produce sons'. This means that if the woman didn't have a son the family would be very disappointed that the child was not a boy.  Where as in source 7 it questions  why do boys and girls have different rights. Both source 7 and sources 5&6 state that women are very unprivileged and that it is very unfair. Therefore, after a careful analysis women in ancient China were treated very poorly, had no rights, were slaves for men and also had to obey them.

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Careful analysis of Source 5 and 6 indicates that women had no rights, and were to be nothing more than a slave to men. Both sources illuminate the harsh roles that women played in Ancient China. For example, source 5 states, "If he (father-in-law) has an order for you, you must listen and obey". This evidence highlights that women didn't not have a say in what they did and had to obey their father-in-law, otherwise they would face the consequences. Source 6 also states, " There are three unfilial acts: the greatest of these is the failure to produce sons", meaning that if the women didn't give birth a male, they were useless. Both these sources exhibit that men did not show perspective on women and their lives. Therefore, after careful analysis of Source 5 and 6 displays that women did not have rights in Ancient China.

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After careful analysis of the sources, it is proven that women in ancient China were worth nothing for the people and women had very less rights considered to men. The statement in source 5 " You must care for them( husband's parents) as your own father and mother”. Means that she basically was a servant for them and had to listen and obey everything they ordered her to do, and that pretty much was the daily life of a women in ancient China. Women were not allowed any education when men were allowed to go to school everyday, yet this is another example of why men had more rights then women. Therefore, it is evident that women were worth nothing and had very restricted rights compared to men in ancient China.

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Careful analysis of the 3 sources clearly states that China is against fair women rites and treats them more like slaves than actual humans. An example of this is in source 6 'that there are three unfilial acts; the greatest of these is the failure of giving birth to a male baby ' ,this quote proves that they were treated unwell and forced to produce their chosen offspring. Also in source 5 it is stated 'that if he ( step father ) was to say an order it is acquired to follow and do it. This statement proves that women were treated unfairly throughout China and were thought of nothing by the men of ancient china. Thus throughout careful analysis of all the sources it is proven that women were treated unfairly by all of China .

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Careful, analysis of the sources stules that in ancient china a woman place is into the home, to cook, clean and serve.
For example the this source states "wash ad scrabble dirt and grime to keep clothes and ornament fresh and clean." This shows that woman must clean cook and take care of the house.
However woman must be clean, their not allow to gossip and silly laughter, they must serve food and wine for the guests.
In ancient China woman must sevre, cook, clean.... and they are not allow to gossip and silly laughter. this is the life of a woman.

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From carefully analysing the source,it is clear that a woman's place is to cook, clean and be presentable in the home in ancient Chinese society.
For example, the source states that a women had to "to wash and scrub dirt and grime." this quote shows that a women had to follow strict rules about cleaning and hygiene, there place was in the home.
Therefore, after careful analysis of the source it shows that woman had to follow strict rules and do domestic duties in ancient China.

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After a close up analysis of this source it indicates that women of China had a difficult life with expectations and roles. For example this source, states " With devotation to sew and weave, not to love gossip and silly laughter, in cleanliness and order to prepare the wine and food for serving guests may be called a womanly work". This quote highlights that women were not allowed to love gossip or silly laughter and they must be in time of setting up food and wine if guests are invited to come, and they also must give 100% dedication to sewing and weaving. Therefore, after analysing this source it has shown that women had a hard life doing womanly work and being treated like a servant.

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After close analysis of source 6 it indicates that a women's role in ancient China's society is to look after there husband and keep the house clean. For example "with wholehearted devotion to sew and weave, not to love gossip and silly laughter, in cleanlines and order to prepare the wine and food for serving quests may be called womanly work."this quote evidently shows that in ancient China being a women is miserable because they have to keep to house clean from filth and dirt. Therefor womanly work was acceptable in ancient China's society

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After careful analysis it is evident that women have distinct rules jobs, and ways to look the quote from the source "not to love gossip and silly laughter" proves that they have a set life and do not make there own choices, they are made to do cleaning,speaking in a certain way and to look nice. Therefor women in Ancient china had very little rights when it came to life and even their own marriage.

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Careful analysis of the source it indicates that women had very different roles to men to live in ancient China.
For example in the source it states "With wholehearted devotion to sew and weave, not to love gossip and silly laughter, in cleanliness and order to prepare the wine and food for serving guests may be called womanly work". This state shows that women do all the work for the men. Therefor after analysis of source it is clear that women do all the work.

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After analysing the text, it is clear that in Ancient China women had high  expectations on how to behave. For example in the text it states " in cleanliness and order to prepare the wine and food for serving guests may be called womanly work" this quote shows that women were expected to serve the guests respectfully. This indicates that ancient China women Had a lot of duties to do in the ancient China society. Therefore, the texts clear shows that Ancient China women were treated like slaves and had a little amount of freedom to do what they wanted.

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After analysing the text, it is evident that ancient Chinese women had high expectations on how to act.
For example, the text states ' in cleanliness and order to prepare the wine and food for serving guests may be called womanly work.' This quote displays that women were expected to serve the guests in a proper manner.
This indicates that ancient Chinese women had specific expectations in the ancient Chinese society that had to be followed.
Therefore, the text clearly highlights that ancient Chinese women were treated merely as servants and had little freedom to do what they want.

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After critical analysis of the source indicates that women were treated cruelly and had to obey all the time. For example, in the source, it highlights 'To wash and scrub dirt and grime, to keep clothes and ornaments fresh and clean, the wash the head and bathe the body regularly, and to keep the person free from disgraceful filth may be called a womanly appearance.' << This references that women were expected to be obedient and clean, and were inferior against men, illustrating that they were nothing but slaves. Therefore, after analysis of the source, it is crystal that they were cruelly treated and had to obey.

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After careful analysis of source 5 indicates that women in ancient China have a big role in there lives. For example, in source 5,it states " to wash and scrub dirt and grime, to keep clothes and ornaments fresh And clean". This quote evidently shows that women's roles were to clean and they were meant to do everything around the house. Therefore, after analysis of source 5 it is clear that women in ancient China had a very important role in society and they had to do everything that they were told and to behave well.

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Careful analysis of the source indicated that woman could never speak badly to anyone and have to do a great amount of chores . For example in the source it states "To choose her words with care, to avoid vulgar language, to speak at appropriate times and not to be offensive to others may be called 'womanly speech'. This quote evidently shows that women were expected to speak appropriately around others.
Another source states "With wholehearted devotion to sew and weave, not to love gossip and silly laughter, in cleanliness and order to prepare the wine and food for serving guests may be called womanly work". This other quote states that she loved to sew and weave but not to love gossip and silly laughter. It also states that they had to serve food for guests. Therefore after analysis of this source it is clear that women had a hard life and also did a good amount of work.

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After careful analysis of this source it highlights that women in ancient China had a very hard and difficult life unlike men in ancient Chinese society. For example, in this source it says " to wash and scrub dirt and grime, to keep clothes and ornaments fresh and clean". This quote highlights that women had to keep their self and the house clean women, had certain rules to live by. Therefore, after analysis of this source it shows that women had to follow certain rules and do certain things.

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After careful analysis of this source, it shows that women in ancient China had to do all the hard labour in a household and had a very miserable life. "To wash and scrub dirt and grime, to keep clothes and ornaments fresh and clean... may be called a womanly appearance." This explains that if you didn't clean and make sure that the house is nice, you are not acting like a woman. Therefore, after analysis of this source, it's clear that women had very little rights and had to live a hard, miserable life in ancient China.

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After close analysis of this source I found out that women in ancient China had to keep clean and look good all while doing the house work, cooking a preparing. For example "to wash and to scrub dirt and grime" this quote shows that women in ancient China were expected to clean,cook and prepare everything in the house. Therefore, after my analysis it is clear that women were only valued for cooking, looking good and doing the house work.

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After careful analysis of these three sources it has been highlighted that mower in Ancient Greece were not educated and poorly treated

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After careful analysis of these sources, it is evident that women in ancient China had distinct roles and rules to live by. "Your father-in-law and your mother-in-law are the heads of your husband's family". This quote from source 5 shows us that women are like children and they have to obey their parents, but is and adult because they have to do all the work. "There are three unfilial acts: the greatest of these is the failure to produce sons". That quote in source 6 means that if women didn't have a baby boy then they would be considered not 'worthy' so they say. "According to the rites, book learning begins at the age of eight and at the age of fifteen one goes off to school". Boys were the only ones allowed to read or write, whereas girls/women were only allowed to speak or do anything if they were told to. Therefore, careful analysis of sources 5,6 and 7 shows us that it is evident in ancient China had distinct roles, relationships and rules to live by.

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After careful analysis of both sources conveys the message that the women in China had no rights and were treated like slaves.
The three sources all indicate the women were treated poorly and were considered a failure.
It states in the last source that women received no education and had no rights to go to school.
In the first source it states that women were required to listen to the farther in law and obey.
In the second source you can infer that nobody was pleased to have a female child.
In conclusion we can tell from all of the sources that women were slaves to work around the house and were treated extremely unfairly.

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After careful analysis of all sources, it is evident that women in ancient China were not respected and were considered servants with no worth to their families. Source 6 states - '...three unfilial acts: the greatest of these is the failure to produce sons.' This indicated that if a woman was born into a family, the family would be disappointed that the baby was not a male. Also, source 7 states that women were not permitted to be educated and questions why girls should not have the same privilege as boys. Both of these sources, and source 5 shows that women were under-priveleged and were not shown respect. All sources also showed that their imain purpose in life was to do household chores, look after her children and listen and obey to what her husband's side of the family wants. Therefore, it is evident that the women in ancient China were not respected and were under-priveleged.

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After careful a analysis of all sources, it is evident that women in ancient China were considered to be of no worth and servant-like.
In source 5 it states "If he (father-in-law) has an order for you, listen and obey.". This means that you couldn't do anything without their permission and you were basically a slave. Women were expected to cook, clean and give birth to baby sons. They were seen as inferior to males, so no time was spent educating or helping them have a better life. Therefore, women in ancient China were treated like slaves and considered to be of no worth

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After looking at these sources, it indicates that men in ancient China were against women's rights and treated like slaves. In source 7 it stats that ' according to the rites, book learning begins at the age of eight, however should the principle apply to boys and not girls? This quote shows that these women were not educated only men were. Women were forced to clean, cook and give brith to baby sons, in source 6 it is said that the women of ancient China continued to show the best act, which is a 'failure to produce sons'. These sources clearly state that women were unfairly treated, and seen as slaves. Therefore, after careful analysis of each source it is shown that women were, ignored, and used as a slave for China's men.

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After a careful analysis of these sources, it is extremely clear that males in ancient china were against rights for women. In source 6 it clearly states that it is a failure or a shame to produce a female and not a male. It says in the text; there are three unfilial acts: 'the greatest of these is the failure to produce sons' this shows that the woman should be ashamed of herself and be utterly disgusted by the rest of the society. This states that you are basically useless to society. In source 5 it states that "you must care for them (mother and father in-law) as your own father and mother". This shows that by having a son you are not just seen as normal but you are sort of privileged in a way. The family is more respected in a way if they have a son where as if you have a daughter you  seen as you've done something wrong. Therefore these two sources show that the Ancient chinese society was not for women rights and they were not seen as important.

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After carefully analysing these 3 sources, there is clear evidence that China was against women's rights. In source 5, it directly states that that you MUST care for the heads of your husbands family, being your husband and your father in law. It also states that you aren't allowed to have your own ambitions or your own opinions as in the text it says that "if he (father-in-law) has an order for you, listen and obey. The interesting thing is that this source was written by a female. In source 6, it states that if you have a female child, it is considered a failure, as if says that the greatest failure is the failure to produce sons. But source 7 has an entirely different point of view. This source was written by Ban Zhao, the first female historian in China, which means that she had a good education. In this source she is questioning the rights of women, by using rhetorical questions. It states that education starts at the age of 8, but this rule does not apply to women, she questions this by using a rhetorical question at the end of the paragraph by saying "Why, however, should thus principle apply to boys and not girls?". Therefore, these sources clearly state that women weren't allowed to have as many rights as men.

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After looking at these sources, there is evidence that women were not allowed to go to school or get educated. They had different rites than men in China. As said in source 7 'according to the rites, book learning begins at age 8. Why, however, should this principle apply to boys and not girls?' This quote shows that women were not appreciated as much as men were. Women were house wife's. They weren't allowed to have a real job. They had to cook meals, do laundry and take care of children. In a nutshell, women were not allowed to be educated in ancient China.

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During Ancient China females\women was differently treated very different as they are treated now. Back then females weren't givin any respect but instead treated like loyal dogs. Once married females cannot leave the home of their husband family and to serve them day and night with no complaint. They have to listen and okay every order that her farther-in-law, mother-in-law and husband. They had to take care of them like they were her own parents. To give birth to a female baby as known as violating the customary and one of the worst acts of all time but to give birth to a male was like a gift from the gods.

Ban Zhao thought differently she questioned the ways of her country. She wounder why her people treated females worse then males. She questioned mainly about the education of those around her female or male. She got education and why not the other female. She figured the treatment of others and how life was very unfair for females. Education was not given and if they were caught getting education then you would get in a lot of trouble and even execution.

Life for women was always unfair not just in Ancient China but also now many women are getting paid less then men all the time. Since then to now life as a women was scary but many people still believe that male is better then female. Many still believe that women are just some loyal dog and not equal. At least from Ancient China to morden China are very different but then again very alike. Ancient China always treated women badly and even now giving birth to a female is still considered wose then giving birth to a male child.

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After careful analysis of these three sources, it is evident that the women of China were seen by men as personal slaves that had no rites and distinct roles to live up to. Source 6 states that women were a failure to their husband and father and mother-in-law if they didn't produce a son, by saying  ' the greatest of these is the failure to produce sons ', and it clearly states in source 7 that women are not educated by saying ' Yet only to teach men and not to teach women '. These quotes show that in ancient China, the women and girls had no special role in society except for being a housekeeper and producing sons. If the women produced sons, then the husband and father and mother-in-law would be relieved, as their name would be carried on,  whereas if she produced a daughter, they wouldn't love it any less, but they would be more disssapointed than if it was a boy. Source 7 is indicating that the women didn't get educated because society say them as worthless, and that because men were superior they were the only ones worthy of education. Therefore, after careful analysis of each source, it is clearly recognisable that the women in ancient China were seen as slaves only to housekeep, have sons, and were not worthy of a good education.

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After careful analysis of each source, it is evident that the women of China were clearly seen by men, as a group of slaves used to produce male children. In source 7, ancient Chinese education is questioned when 'why should this principle apply to boys and not to girls', is stated. Aswell, in source 6, it is apparent that the women of ancient China continue to show the greatest act, which is 'failure to produce sons'. These sources clearly explore how women were unfairly treated, and seen as failures of society. They also explain how they had specific jobs to produce and obey. Therefore, after careful analysis of each source it is highlighted that women were distrusted, and used a personal slaves for the China's males.

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After a precise analysis of the three texts on women in ancient china, it is clear that women were restricted of rights and possessed the use of a slave. This is apparent because each text has evidence explaining why this was and how it was, such as source 6 explaining the shame of having a female child 'There are three unfilial acts: the greatest of these is the failure to produce sons.'. This quote also suggests that the women that gave the child would be shameful of herself for doing such a vile act because it states that the greatest unfilial act is not giving birth to a boy. Therefore the texts clearly illuminate that women in ancient china suffered from mass cruelty in ancient china and were treated as nothing more than a servant.

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Produce a TEEL paragraph that explores your findings on the roles and expectations of women in ancient china.

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Produce a TEEL paragraph that explores your findings on the roles and expectations of women in ancient china.

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T- Topic sentence e.g. After careful analysis of these sources, it is evident that women in ancient China had distinct roles and rules to live by.
E- Evidence- find a quote from source.
E- Elaborate- Explain what this quote means about the role of women.
L- Link back to topic- therefore...