. Which statement best describes the social status of women in ancient Egypt?

Women were viewed as the lowest social class.
Women were dependent on their husband’s status.
Women were given many of the same rights as men.
Women were assigned the same status as their fathers.

Women were given many of the same rights as men.

Explanation:

The statement that best describes the social status of women in ancient Egypt is that women were given many of the same rights as men.

In ancient Egypt, women were held in high esteem and were regarded to be on the same level as the men. They didn't depend on the status of their husbands and were not seen to be of lower level. They were hardworking and highly respected.

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