Author Question: What caused the change in the role of women in the Vedic Era around 1000 B.C.E.? a. Limits were ... (Read 137 times)

nautica902 · **on:** Jul 4, 2018

What caused the change in the role of women in the Vedic Era around 1000 B.C.E.?

a. Limits were placed on the types of occupations in which women could engage.
b. Originally nomads, the people of this era had become settled farmers.
c. Since men could now have four wives, each woman had less status in the home.
d. Female deities were eliminated, which affected women's image in society.
e. Women's role and responsibility was left entirely up the elders of each village.

Question 2

The Chinese were never successful in breeding the same caliber of horses as the Xiongnu because the

a. Xiongnu never sold male horses to the Chinese.
b. Xiongnu never sold female horses to the Chinese.
c. Chinese did not have the skills to train horses for cavalry use.
d. Chinese grasslands were significantly different from those of the Xiongnu.
e. Chinese lacked the mentality to create special relationships with horses.