Compare and contrast the women power

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Question: Compare and contrast the women's power, for example women's rights (e.g., the fight against sexual harassment), in the Ancient civilizations ( Mesopotamia, The Roman Empire, China, India, etc.) with today's social conditions. Analyze the differences and similarities between past and present and explain what is happening today.

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