Question

Which statement best describes the lives of ruling-class women in the Ottoman Empire?

They had some rights, but their lives were restricted.
They could gain a number of rights through marriage.
They were not granted any rights to hold property.
They were treated as inferior, regardless of class status.

Answer 1

In the Ottoman empire, the women of the ruling class had some rights. However, their lives had restrictions.

What was the Ottoman Empire?

The Ottoman Empire was a multi-ethnic state ruled by the Osmanli dynasty. This empire is also known as the Turkish Empire due to its transformation to become the current state of Turkey.

What rights did women have in the Ottoman Empire?

Women in the Ottoman Empire enjoyed various rights depending on the time, as well as their religion and social class.

In the case of the women of the ruling classes, there is a notable period of time in the 1520s, in which they exercised considerable political power and great public importance thanks to the influence that they exercised over their children (sultans).

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Answer 2

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A

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