In ancient China, men ruled the household and had complete control over his wife. The only role of the wife was to be a servant to their husbands and to produce sons for them so the sons could carry on the family name.
Ancient Chinese society widely practiced the ideas of Confucius. Under Confucianism belief, everyone have their role in the society and was to behave accordingly. Women's main duty was to bear a male offspring for her husband, it was reasonsable for a husband to remarry if his first wife cannot bear him a son. Obey her husband even her son when he grows older. There were limited occupations or jobs for women. Education for women was not popular or at times not allowed , but they could receive limted education to enable them to teach their sons.
The textile industry however often employed numberous amount of female workers. Women were skilled in Chinese silk weaving. other occupations include sales in traditional markets or entertainers. Women was often not respected if they weren't married, it is extremely hard for a women to be self reliant in ancient China.
There were exceptions in Ancient China, numerous notable Chinese women broke the traditional social norm and rose to fame. For example, Empree Lu of the Han Dynasty, Empree Wu Zetian of Tang dynasty, Ban Zhao: the known female historian etc
man and women had two roles
In 1600, the second largest city in the world was likely Beijing, China, with a population estimated between 600,000 to 700,000 people. It was a significant political and cultural center during the Ming Dynasty. The largest city at that time was likely Edo (modern-day Tokyo), with a similar population range. Both cities played crucial roles in their respective regions and were hubs of trade and governance.
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Children played a variety of roles in World War 1. Some served as messengers, delivering important messages between soldiers on the front lines. Others worked in factories and farms to support the war effort. Many children also experienced the aftermath of the war, including the loss of parents or siblings and the devastation of their homes and communities.
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king, queen, pheasant, hobo, princess, prince. hope this helps.
Their names are different but their roles in their stories are the same. There is not much difference.
men played all roles
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Men had strong military roles. Hope that helps.
The roles of the ancient Egyptian women were mainly to do the household chores and also to take care of the family.
In Ancient Egypt, boys and girls had distinct roles and responsibilities. Boys were often trained for physical labor or skilled trades, such as farming, craftsmanship, and administration, preparing them for roles in society as adults. Girls, on the other hand, were typically involved in domestic duties, such as weaving, cooking, and child-rearing, although some women held positions in religious or administrative roles. Overall, societal norms dictated these gender-specific jobs, reflecting the broader cultural values of the time.
No, it is not true that most of ancient Chinese history took place in outer China. The majority of significant historical developments, including the rise of dynasties, cultural advancements, and urbanization, occurred in the central plains of China, particularly in areas like the Yellow River basin. Outer China, which includes regions like Tibet, Xinjiang, and Mongolia, played important roles in trade and cultural exchange but was not the primary center of ancient Chinese civilization.
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we traded with them