Women in ancient Egypt typically married between the ages of 8-9, with marriage seen as natural. Royals could take multiple wives, including foreign princesses. While women had equal legal rights as men, they were often barred from literacy and government roles requiring writing. Rich women dressed finely and commanded more respect than poorer women, who sometimes faced being sold to support their families and received unfair treatment.

1. Women In Ancient Egypt  Made By: Bel Also By: Nicole

2. Marriage  There have been records of girls getting married at the age of 8 or 9 years old. Love and affection were thought to be important, and marriage was the natural state for people of all classes. Kings could marry several women like foreign princesses.

3. Women And Rights  Women seemed to have the same legal rights as men. Royal women in ancient Egypt are never called queen. Women could adopted a childless ( children that were really poor. Like a relative or an orphan) Women were banned from government post where writing was needed so most were believe to be illiterate.

4. The Difference Between Rich Women And Poor Women  the rich women dressed better than the poor women. Also the rich women got more respect then the poor women. The poor get treated unfairly then the rich. poor women sometimes get sold to people to help there families get money.

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