Women's Rights In The 19th Century
Bible to justify female subordination, and to convince men to rethink their control on supporting authority and give women the right to vote and to hold public office. Reformers
Ferocity.
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Feminism & Feminist Theory; Feminism--United States--History--19th century
There has been issue of women’s rights being violated deep in American history and still going on today in America. Deep in America history there was a time when American women did not had the right to keep her possession upon marriage.
(By Holton, Woody, Journal Southern History May, 2015 vol.31 Issue 2p 313-340.36p. Database Academic. Search. Premier)
There was also a time that women did not have the right to vote in America, but these same women were will to go to war with their husband’s. Women were often abused by their husband and it remained silent because everything had to stay within the house. …show more content…
In. Women in American eBook. Database eBook collection Ebscohost)
Eventually in the United States, there was a movement that was held in New York among women to have certain rights of women to be recognized. In 1848 at this convention held to address the concerns of the rights of women. The pioneer of this movement was Anthony and Stanton. In 1920 they were finally given the right to vote and to keep their
Ferocity.
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Feminism & Feminist Theory; Feminism--United States--History--19th century
There has been issue of women’s rights being violated deep in American history and still going on today in America. Deep in America history there was a time when American women did not had the right to keep her possession upon marriage.
(By Holton, Woody, Journal Southern History May, 2015 vol.31 Issue 2p 313-340.36p. Database Academic. Search. Premier)
There was also a time that women did not have the right to vote in America, but these same women were will to go to war with their husband’s. Women were often abused by their husband and it remained silent because everything had to stay within the house. …show more content…
In. Women in American eBook. Database eBook collection Ebscohost)
Eventually in the United States, there was a movement that was held in New York among women to have certain rights of women to be recognized. In 1848 at this convention held to address the concerns of the rights of women. The pioneer of this movement was Anthony and Stanton. In 1920 they were finally given the right to vote and to keep their