Question

3 multiple choice 1 point where were women more restricted? egypt macedonia greece persia

Explanation:

In ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern societies, Greek city-states (especially Athens) imposed strict restrictions on women: they had limited legal rights, were largely confined to domestic spaces, had little access to education or public life, and were under the legal control of male guardians (fathers, husbands, or sons) throughout their lives. In contrast, women in Egypt, Macedonia, and Persia had more autonomy, including property rights, participation in economic activities, and greater social visibility.

Answer:

C. Greece