Question

Which statement best describes the typical structure of the ancient Egyptian family? Men were the heads of their families while women managed the home. Women were the heads of their households and controlled daily tasks. Men ran their homes and took on most of the responsibilities for raising the children. Women held jobs outside their homes while enslaved people did household duties.​

Answer 1

Option: Men were the heads of their families while women managed the home.

Explanation:

The social structure, in Egypt, was dominated by men. The nuclear family was the core of Egyptian society. In the ancient Egyptian family, structured men were the head of the household.

Egyptian women had freedom of choice, right under social law also the right to own property and businesses. Women could have their professions, including perfume making and weaving. Egyptian women enjoyed political and economic rights. Women's role as mother and wife came first in society.

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Answer 2

Option: Men were the heads of their families while women managed the home.

Step-by-step explanation:

The social structure, in Egypt, was dominated by men. The nuclear family was the core of Egyptian society. In the ancient Egyptian family, structured men were the head of the household.

Egyptian women had freedom of choice, right under social law also the right to own property and businesses. Women could have their professions, including perfume making and weaving. Egyptian women enjoyed political and economic rights. Women's role as mother and wife came first in society.