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No, because like it said in the Declaration of Independence all men are created equally. Not women, they didn't get the same rights as men until the 19th century
What else can I help you with?
How did political revolution's of the 19th century help advance the rights of women?
Women began to demand the same rights men had and secured through political revolutions (APEX)
What is the role of women in?
In American society, women have the same legal rights as men. There are many women working in prestigious and highly skilled professions.
What is the role of women in society?
In American society, women have the same legal rights as men. There are many women working in prestigious and highly skilled professions.
What is the role of women society?
In American society, women have the same legal rights as men. There are many women working in prestigious and highly skilled professions.
Why was the national American women suffrage association so important?
It allows women to put their input into who the president will be. It also allows women to have the same rights as men.
How did the women movement begin?
it stated when women were not able to have the same rights as men. it stated when women were not able to have the same rights as men.
Do Cyprus women have the same rights as a Cyprus man?
Yes women have rights.
What is the role of women today?
Today, American and European women can enter almost any profession they wish too. Women have the same political and legal rights that men have.
Were the American Revolution and the American War of Independence the same?
Yes they are the same.
Does women have the same rights as men in New Mexico?
Women don't have rights anywhere.
When did women get some of the rights that men have?
only since 1990 did men and women have the same rights.
Could someone point me in the right direction in terms of court cases or websites or something about how men have LESS rights than women in the American court system?
You aren't going to find anything like that. Men and women have the same rights in the American court system.
