Women's Inequality In The 19th Century
Often when women will be asked to work part, most of the time not only offer give them work because they are women and they think they can not do things right, sometimes they believe they will do the wrong thing. Because before men thought women had nothing more to be in the house by cleaning, caring for their children and things like that, but women wanted to have the same rights as a man and go to work, so women fought for equality until they succeeded. According to Daniel Defoe “An academy for women”we reproach the sex every day with folly and impertinence, while I am confident, had they the advantages of education equal to us, they would be guilty of less than ourselves ( Daniel Defoe ).So the education for women's and men's need to equals and other things is they are taught to read indeed, and to write
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If a woman's role could be shown to be socially constructed within a specific historical context, rather than natural and universal, then feminists would argue that it was open to change.
Activists within the first organised women's movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries found that women were largely absent from standard history texts and this inspired them to write their own histories. Detailed studies of women's work, trade unionism and political activities were produced by authors such as Barbara Hutchins, Barbara Drake and Alice Clark. When women’s listen the word “inequality” or “Feminists” they are offended because the woman's wanted to be equal, so in the past the women’s work for that. My conclusion of all of this is women's need to be equal, have equal rights, because women's are humans, so men’s and women's should receive equal treatment, and should not be discriminated against. When women’s work need equal pay for equal
If a woman's role could be shown to be socially constructed within a specific historical context, rather than natural and universal, then feminists would argue that it was open to change.
Activists within the first organised women's movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries found that women were largely absent from standard history texts and this inspired them to write their own histories. Detailed studies of women's work, trade unionism and political activities were produced by authors such as Barbara Hutchins, Barbara Drake and Alice Clark. When women’s listen the word “inequality” or “Feminists” they are offended because the woman's wanted to be equal, so in the past the women’s work for that. My conclusion of all of this is women's need to be equal, have equal rights, because women's are humans, so men’s and women's should receive equal treatment, and should not be discriminated against. When women’s work need equal pay for equal