American Women of the Late 1800s
Since early times, women have been known to be the weaker sex and inferior to men. Women were said to be not as strong or as educated as men. The day-day lives of men and women in the 1800s were clearly divided. Also, in the eighteenth century, American women were considered second class citizens, and did not have as many rights as men did. Nevertheless, American woman in the late 1800s were treated unequal when it came to the workforce, woman’s rights, and education…
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