Question

PLZ help ME, I don't know the answer.. During the Middle Ages, it was unusual for a woman to be a supreme leader of a country. Empress Wu Zetian, therefore, was an exception to the general rule that women did not typically have leadership roles in the government. Why do you think it was so unusual for a woman to rule at that time?

Answer 1

During the Middle Ages, China was a traditional society that was dominated by men. Most people viewed women as inferior to men. Women’s roles were limited to the household. They had little to no say in larger matters related to the government. In such circumstances, it would be unusual for a woman like Empress Wu Zetian to become the supreme leader of a country.

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Answer 2

I, personally, think that it was unusual for a women to rule at that time, because, I believe that women, first off, didn’t have the right to do many things, such as vote, etc, and also because many people thought that women weren’t capable of doing things that men could at that time. Hope this helped! :D