In ancient Egypt, women
A. suffered under the control of husbands.
B. were respected and in charge of educating and caring for children.
C. typically married in their late teens.
D. enjoyed opportunities in some careers and in public service.
E. were required to transfer control of their property to their husbands when they married.
Answer: B
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