How were women treated in the Persian Empire?
They were considered fully equal to men.
They w...
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How were women treated in the Persian Empire?
They were considered fully equal to men.
They were considered the same as enslaved persons.
They had a role in founding and leading the government.
They had more power and influence than in other cultures.
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