Anglo-saxon society is considered patriarchal because a. men were the leaders and decision-makers. b. women had rights to land and wealth. c. men and women ruled together. d. men mistreated and repressed women.

A. men were the leaders and decision-makers.

Explanation:

This is the main reason why Anglo-Saxon society is considered patriarchal. In patriarchal societies, men are the leaders and decision-makers of the community. They usually hold the most power and are considered to be more autonomous and responsible than women. The opposite (when women hold more power than men) is a matriarchal society.

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