Sociology, asked by monikadeep468, 5 months ago

2. At which time there was no discrimination
2
between women and men but gradually it
happened?
(A) Ancient time
(B) Medieval period
(C) Modern period
(D) All of the above

Answers

Answered by pihu432008

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Answer:

The answer would be from medieval period discrimination between men and women started

Answered by aarifaabu2126

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Answer:

modern period option c

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