What is the best description of the role of women in athens?
women were allowed to own property, but they could not vote.
women were considered full citizens even though they could not vote.
women were confined to taking care of the home and their children.
women were lumped in with enslaved persons and free men in their roles.

The correct answer is the third one: Women were confined to taking care of the home and their children.

In ancient Athens, women had no civil, economic or political rights and throughout their lives they were subjected to a male tutor, first their fathers, then their husbands, and later their sons or closest relatives. They couldn't participate of politics because they were seen as less rational and less intelligent than men, their only role was to marry, reproduce, raise children and manage the home, but they couldn't own or inherit property. Aristotle said in Politics that the only way for women to participate in a rational way of life was by obeying their rational male tutors. In Athens, married women were confined to the Gynaeceum, a place of the house reserved especially for the women of the family.

the answer would be 96

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