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In the Ptolemaic Dynasty this rise to power was sublimated with the establishment of a coregency system, in which Queens had the same position as Kings and were even powerful enough to obtain in dispute that coregency for themselves.

Circa the 1890s, twice the percentage of women in Alexandria knew how to read compared to the same percentage in Cairo.

As children, females were raised to be solely dependent upon their fathers and older brothers.

When women married, they depended on their husbands to make all decisions, while the women themselves were depended upon to carry out household chores.

A family with well-grown sons was considered to have decent security.

In place of policies to economically support women during pregnancy, women were encouraged to leave work entirely or work part-time.

As a result specialist women's publications like al-Fatāh by Hind Nawal, the country's first womens' journal, appeared.

To limit women's contact with men as tradition, practices such as veiling and gender segregation at schools, work, and recreation have become common.

Furthermore, lower-class families, especially in Upper-Egypt, have tended to withdraw females from school as they reached puberty to minimize their interaction with males.

Lower-class men frequently preferred marriage to women who had been secluded rather than to those who had worked or attended secondary school.