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Women's Social Status In Xia and Shang Dynasty

Ding Lia

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With the establishment of private ownership, although women in Xia and Shang Dynasty lost their dominant social position, they still enjoyed certain rights in family life This was especially true as aristocratic woman of Shang Dynasty had comparatively high status in economy, politics, military and education

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With the establishment of private ownership, although women in Xia and Shang Dynasty lost their dominant social position, they still enjoyed certain rights in family life This was especially true as aristocratic woman of Shang Dynasty had comparatively high status in economy, politics, military and education

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With the establishment of private ownership, although women in Xia and Shang Dynasty lost their dominant social position, they still enjoyed certain rights in family life This was especially true as aristocratic woman of Shang Dynasty had comparatively high status in economy, politics, military and education

Key concepts: Social status, Shang dynasty, Politics, Social life, Private life, Ancient history, History, History of China

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