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Women were treated relatively equally to men in Persia. While more often that not, men had more positions of power then women, statistically speaking. As to when and how sexism became such a problem, I have no idea.

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Women were treated equally compared to men. They did the same jobs, wage, and even rights. Some became queens and this proved they were equal. They were equal and women were given high respect

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Women were treated equally such as they were in Mesopotamia.I found it very interesting as well that it did not matter how much money you had or what rank you were in did not matter as much as your good deeds and how you treat other people. I wish it was still like that today. So it was good that the first Persian queen was a good person. I also appreciated that women got to pick their own spouse.

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Women were treated the same way as men. Mesopotamia and Egypt also treated their women in a similar way.

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Women were treated equally as men. They had an equal life as men and could do anything men could do.

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In Persia women were treated fairly equal, being able to choose who they could marry, serving in the army, and taking the thrown if the king passed and their child would be too young. Women and Men also were equal in Mesopotamia. Yet women's rights have become more restricted since. Why? No clue.

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Women were treated fair and equal to men. Mesopotamia also had similar views in terms of equality, as well as the Indus River Valley

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they were very equal back then

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Woman is ancient Persia were treated equally. Woman had the same tasks and rights as men. Mesopotamia treated their woman the same way.

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Woman were treated the same as men were. They could join the military, or even become the ruler, which is pretty amazing.

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Lucky for them, women in Ancient Persia were equal. There wasn´t anything they werent allowed to do that men were. I have no idea what happened along the line of evolution that made people think that women were just tools to reproduce, cook, clean, and do housework. I want to know who changed that. I want to know why women didnt get the right to vote. Like HOW COME women could have their own property in Persia, but in 1920, we still didnt have the right to vote. To put A PIECE OF PAPER IN A BOX! Ima have a long talk with them. They better go downstairs when they die. (If you know what I mean). What happened to people?

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Women were treated fairly, and equally to men. In the article, there was nothing that a man could do that a woman couldn't. Mesopotamia also had gender equality, similar to this.

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Women could do anything men could do pretty much, they could fight, they could choose who they wanted to marry, and they could rule! Nowadays, it's not as much, but I feel that women are still treated pretty well.

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Women in Persia were treated just as equal as all of the men in Persia. They could choose what they wanted to do. They weren't forced to do what every other women had to do.

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women were treated equally
they could chose who they wanted to marry and they could do what a man can do back then

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In ancient persia women were treated equally as men since they had the same oppurtunities and were not oppressed.

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They were treated the same and had most if not all rights men had in Persia.

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Women were treated virtually the same. They could serve in the army, take the throne if the king passed away and the crown prince was too young, they were free to pick their spouse, and much more.

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They were treated the same as the men in ancient Persia. They were able to hold high ranking positions in the military, in their government and in their faith. I feel like Mesopotamia had similar rights, but they were not nearly as significant as Persia's rights. Those rights have become more and more restricted over the years.

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Women were treated well. They were respected, could choose their spouse, had good wages, and had a lot of the jobs that men had

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Women's rights in Persia was basically the same amount of rights that they have today, though we have had some ups and downs, they can own their own property, get their own money and work for themselves. I think Mesopotamia was another civilization that gave these kind of rights for women.

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Women we treated equally. They had the same rights as a man and weren't discriminated against. They could rule, and own property, join the military, etc. which was a new concept to the era. I believe that this change happened because of the mix of cultures and how all the perceptions of women that they had blended together to create this.

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Women were treated in Ancient Persia equally and had lots of respect. It was like a free nation and no one really cared who you were. Unless you were a slave. I think respect for them started to change when they started doing jobs like cooking and raising children they started loosing their equality and rights.

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Persia was a unique culture in many ways. Between government types, religion, and then the way they viewed women's rights, they were rather progressive. Yes, Mesopotamia had relatively similar views. But compared to both other civilizations of that times and future cultures, they were different. Men and women were created equal--it's written in the laws of our country. Yet it seemed as if only Mesopotamia and Persia truly understood that.

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I believe women were treated equally as men were. They could join wars, become the queen if the king passed, become a higher power than usual, and many more. Two other civilizations, Egypt and Mesopotamia, were similar as well.

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Women were treated equally as men were. They could join wars, choose who they wanted to marry, had job opportunities, and could own property. They were also treated by their character not their wealth or gender.

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Women in ancient Persia were treated the same as men. There was two other civilizations that viewed women in a similar fashion, those were Egypt and Mesopotamia.

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Women were treated equally as men. Women could become queen if the king passed. They had equal wages.

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Women were treated equally as men. As said in the passage Women were equally praised for their good deeds rather than their gender, wealth or power.

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It really compares to mesopotamia and egypt who viewed women in this way.

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women and men had the same proprieties as each other a dream society of today

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Women were treated the exact same as men.

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Women in ancient persia were treated equally by others.

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Women were greatly respected and treated equally to men. They could join wars, owned property, and some were involved in managing their assets. Had many employment opportunities and earned wages same as men.

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Women were treated respectfully and had a lot of the same rights and some others as Mesopotamia

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women were treated with the same respect as men and they

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women were treated with respect because they were able to

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Women were treated basically the same as men. They could own property, earned wages, and had many employment opportunities.

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Woman were treated well because they were able to do the same things men could do.

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Women were treated with respect and had the ability to choose what they could do. They could do anything that a man could do in Persia. I think that it was very nice that they could choose their spouse and were not forced into marriage.

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Women were treated with great respect. They had equal pay and job opportunities. They could own their own property, choose their spouse, and take the throne if a king passed away.

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Women were treated equal. other civilizations were somewhat close but also far from that.

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Women were treated respectfully. People treated men and women the same way. They could do anything.

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Women were treated the same as men you could fight in wars, own property, and sometimes they were priests.

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Every civilization has a base level of respect, but Sumer was really the only other civilization and possibly Egypt as well. The could divorces in Sumer. Women were better treated and equally treated. In world war two the Russian army had millions of female snipers, pilots, infantrymen, and tankers.

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Women were treated with GREAT respect and they were free to choose who to marry and they could take the throne if a king passed away. They aren't treated like that anymore tho so boo.