Biologically, men are far stronger than women. Biologically, women bear children - men do not. Biologically, women needed protection from snakes, wild animals, other tribes, etc. while raising children.

In every species on this planet, the male is stronger than the female, and every species that gives birth to children is female. (And, yes, I know that there are frogs that can change gender - or something like that).

History is NOT about men and women. History is about SYSTEMS, WARS, THE RISE AND FALL OF COUNTRIES. It has nothing to do with gender.

We were never taught about any specific people in ancient Greece or Ancient Babylon or the Hittites or Eolithic, Neolithic, or Paleolithic man.

As for explorers, the people who went exploring were men - not women. Why? They were stronger, more able to physically protect themselves than women. They could carry the weight of a sword, etc. Mother Nature, biologically made the stronger than women.

You're the one who seems to think history is about people. No, it's not. The people who are mentioned are incidental to the situation. History isn't about men or women. It's about events.