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Why weren women and children allowed to vote in Ancient Greece?

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Why weren women and children allowed to vote in Ancient Greece?

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Children have never been able to vote. Women weren’t allowed to vote because they weren’t considered citizens. They werechattel and not considered smart enough to make such decisions. It wasn’t until the 1920’s that women were able to vote in this country, so this is not a new idea. Through out the history of the world women have always been considered the “weaker sex” and ruled by emotions rather than common sense. They were seen as the reason for man being thrown out of the garden of Eden and the creator of sin. Art has always shown women as either angles or sinners, and there was no middle for how women have been portrayed in history.

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