Question

Why did Spartan women hold greater freedom and power than other Greek women of the time? ( choose one or more if needed)

- They were responsible for military training

- Sparta's rigid military system

- They were thigh flashers

- Women were seen as innately more important than men in Spartan society

What happened to Alexander the Great's united empire after he died? (choose one or more if needed)

- It collapsed

- In ten years it reformed into the Persia, Parthian Empire

- It passed to his two sons, who soon started a civil war vying for power

- It gave rise to petty kingdoms squabbling over power and prestige

Answer 1

Ans-1

Correct answer is option D. Women were seen as innately more important than men in Spartan society.

Spartan women were permitted considerably more opportunity than their peers. They were permitted to possess property, could live freely, and were not constrained into marriage and parenthood at a youthful age. Spartan women had a more open part than their female partners due to the excellent social, political, and financial status stood to them by their general public.

Ans-2

Correct answer is option A. - It collapsed

While considering the victories of Carthage and Rome, Alexander the Great passed on of malaria fever. He was only 32 years of age. Rhoxana brought forth his child a couple of months after the fact. After Alexander passed away, his domain fallen and the countries inside it struggled for power