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What were the differences in gender and social structures in India and the Mediterranean?
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There was a huge gender and social difference between India and the ?mediterannian? India had a Caste System, which was a rigid structure of strict classes from which families, even over generations, rarely left. women were not lower than but distinctly equal to men, being the ruling matrons of their respective houses. the whites of the mediterranian had some type of class structure, which was flexible and if one had enough wealth they could elevate themselves. women were mistreated and there were many prostitutes.
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