High Five Facts - Ancient Celtic Women

The video explores five fascinating facts about ancient Celtic women, highlighting their significant roles in society, politics, and religion. Celtic women were considered equal to men, could own property, and were active in trade. They could become warriors and Druids, holding high positions in the army and spiritual leadership. They played a crucial role in community life, education, and preserving traditions. Additionally, they had a strong connection to nature, leading rituals and being revered in religion.

What roles did ancient Celtic women play in their society?

• They were not allowed to participate in public life.

• They were involved in politics, religion, and trade.

• They were only responsible for religious ceremonies.

• They were primarily homemakers.

What legal rights did Celtic women have compared to men?

• They had no legal rights.

• They were considered equal to men and could vote.

• They could only own property but not vote.

• They were only allowed to participate in religious activities.

How did Celtic women achieve economic independence?

• By trading only within their family circles.

• By working as servants in noble households.

• Through owning property and running businesses.

• By relying on their husbands' wealth.

In what ways could Celtic women participate in the military?

• They were not allowed in the military.

• They could only serve as medics.

• They could become warriors and hold high ranks.

• They could only support male warriors from home.

What was the spiritual role of Celtic women in their society?

• They were responsible for maintaining temples.

• They could only observe rituals from a distance.

• They led rituals and were believed to have special powers.

• They were excluded from spiritual practices.