Women had a few more choices in the Renaissance than before. Although they were still expected to be wives, mothers and housekeepers first, they were also allowed to work alongside their husbands in shops and other types of business that the husbands owned. They were also beginning to be able to voice their own opinions, in social settings, but not vote.
He really hated women and blamed them for everything that was wrong in the world.
Venice main role during the Renaissance was trading with foreign countries and improving the knowledge of the citizens.
Renaissance women, as expected, stayed home to care for the children and the home. The men in the family worked out of the house, tending the fields or in merchant shops. Older children, both boys and girls, often worked alongside their fathers, to help contribute to the family funds.
During the Renaissance, the views of women's roles began to shift as humanist ideals emphasized education and individual potential. While traditional roles as wives and mothers remained prevalent, increased access to education allowed some women to engage in arts, literature, and intellectual pursuits. Notable figures like Isabella d'Este and Christine de Pizan emerged, challenging societal norms and advocating for women's rights. However, despite these advancements, societal expectations still largely confined women to domestic spheres.
During the Renaissance, women's roles were largely defined by their social class and family responsibilities. While many women were primarily focused on domestic duties and childcare, some, particularly in the upper classes, gained access to education and became patrons of the arts. Notable women like Isabella d'Este and Artemisia Gentileschi emerged as influential figures in culture and the arts. However, the overall societal expectation remained that women would prioritize marriage and family over personal ambitions or careers.
He really hated women and blamed them for everything that was wrong in the world.
During the Renaissance, women were often portrayed in British literature as subservient to men, confined to domestic roles, and valued primarily for their beauty and purity. However, some writers also challenged these traditional gender norms by portraying women as intelligent, independent, and capable of influencing the world around them. Overall, the role of women in Renaissance British literature reflects the broader societal attitudes and values of the time toward gender and power dynamics.
The nobles married merchants. Nobles in the middle ages got their money through land.
Venice main role during the Renaissance was trading with foreign countries and improving the knowledge of the citizens.
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common people really didn't have a part in the renaissance because it was driven by the wealthy.
The role of women in the Roman society changed during the Era of the Republic. No longer relegated to the house, wealthier women were gaining in education and freedom to spend money.
Renaissance women, as expected, stayed home to care for the children and the home. The men in the family worked out of the house, tending the fields or in merchant shops. Older children, both boys and girls, often worked alongside their fathers, to help contribute to the family funds.
Women started to work in the mans jobs and tasted the first tast of time out of the house.
George Washington changed it because he thought it was weird.
Life for upper-class women, as opposed to working class women, declined. This change was due to era that preceded it (the middle-ages). During this time, women played more of a domestic role and were more permissive and servile (their primary role was to manage the household and bear children). However, during this period their were many literate and educated females that neither advanced nor pushed feminist attitudes (they did defend educated upper-class women though). Women during this time, and before it, were treated as property and had many of the constraints that were placed on them generations before (misogynistic attitudes e.g. marriage and the role of women). A perfect example of this (e.g) is Leonardo of Da Vinci and his attitudes and prejudices against the ladies (albeit his sexual preferences). The women body, in many ways, was the inspiration of many an artist (the nude form) but men were mostly depicted.
He was a famous artist.