Margaret Fuller
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The social reformers championed for the women's rights that helped in the upliftment of the women.
In addition to how they looked, Japanese nobles took great care with how they spoke and wrote. Writing was very popular among the nobles, especially among the women. Many women wrote diaries and journals about their lives at court. In their diaries, these women carefully chose their words to make their writing beautiful.
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The main difference is that a woman's rights used to change dramatically once she married. A married couple was thought of as one undivided thing, and they owned everything they had together. But because St. Paul had said that the man was the head of the household, he basically had all the say in how that property was dealt with. The major blow for equality in property rights for women was when married women were to be treated as single women even after they were married. But this did not happen until the nineteenth century.
formation of the Republincan party
She probably would have supported them.
Who is Lucretia Mott?that is the answer
Eleanor roosevelt
The National Woman Suffrage Association.
Olympe De Gouges played a huge role for women rights. She started out in plays and then went on the writing pamphlets giving right to women and men.
She fought for women's rights and supported the Sole Trader Bill and the Married Women's Property Act and wrote the equal suffrage amendment.
women had hardly any rights and people married not out of love but just so that the woman was supported.
Because she advocated and supported women's rights to being equal to men
Both supported equal rights for women. ~Answer given by Kristen M.T.
Women did not have many rights. They were expected to stay home, serve their family, and not involve themselves in politics. Few were given opportunity for education. In emergencies, they would hunt for food and fight to defend their homes and castles. Some women entered religious orders as nuns and thus were able to participate in writing and scholarship. Notable women of this time are Christine de Pisan, a writer; Hildegard of Bingen, nun, scholar, and musician; and Eleanor of Aquitaine, who supported art, music, courtliness, and went on a crusade.
A warrior society supported by a serf population, with women having an unusually high level of rights for a Greek society at the time.