Evidence suggests that during the Hellenistic period, as compared to the classical, Greek women

were freer from family authority and could work and earn money.

became dominant over men politically and economically.

became even more subject to the will of their husbands and fathers.

were admitted to the citizen assemblies, achieving political equality for a time.

Question

Evidence suggests that during the Hellenistic period, as compared to the classical, Greek women
		
were freer from family authority and could work and earn money.
		
became dominant over men politically and economically.
		
became even more subject to the will of their husbands and fathers.
		
were admitted to the citizen assemblies, achieving political equality for a time.

anonymous · Answer

were freer from family authority and could work and earn money. i think check w/ someone 2 make sure like @Kfins99