What sort of gendered divisions or roles existed in society

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Question: Compare and discuss the role of gender in two of the ancient societies we have covered. What sort of gendered divisions or roles existed in society? How is gender equality or inequality expressed? How did society react to women who transgressed these boundaries?

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