El rol de la mujer en la historia

Women have always taken the backseat in society under men. The beginnings of the fight for their rights began as they rethought the sterotypes that were placed on them. Women have struggled for centuries to obain rights equal to those of men. They have formed various movements that saught to improve the lives of themselves and others. During the early part of the century, woman fought forsuffrage, or the right to vote. Although women in many parts of the world have gained significant legal rights, many people believe that women still do not have complete political, economic, and social equality with men. (Schultheiss, pg 1)

While dealing with women's movements, the best known movements are those that have engaged in political efforts to change the roles and status of women in society.The first women's movement arose largely because of modern urban and industrial society, which caused wome
Las mujeres siempre han tomado el asiento trasero en la sociedad en virtud de los hombres. Los inicios de la lucha por sus derechos, ya que comenzó a repensar los sterotypes que fueron colocados en ellos. Las mujeres han luchado durante siglos están dispuestos a aportarle los mismosderechos que los hombres. Ellos han formado diversos movimientos que saught para mejorar la vida de ellos mismos y otros. Durante la primera parte del siglo, la mujer luchó por el sufragio, o derecho a voto. Aunque las mujeres en muchas partes del mundo han adquirido importantes derechos legales, muchas personas creen que las mujeres todavía no tienen la plena igualdad política, económica y social conlos hombres. (Schultheiss, página 1)

Al hacer frente a los movimientos de mujeres, los mejores movimientos más conocidos son los que han participado en los esfuerzos políticos para cambiar los roles y estatus de la mujer en la sociedad. El movimiento de las primeras mujeres en gran parte porque surgió de la sociedad moderna, urbana e industrial, lo que causó Wome

Throughout history times havechanged, this can also be said of women. As periods changed so did the demands and opportunities. Women were able to adapt to these new changes remarkably well, and so they were able to shape and influence these periods, as well as benefit from them. Life for the American woman in the 19th century was full of conflicts and struggles. Women suffered from a lot of discrimination, and were notallowed to vote, attend universities, speak in public or own property, and were essentially forced to fight for their place within society. Regardless of these difficulties, women gathered strength in numbers and succeeded in establishing permanent social changes. This paper will examine how women's role has changed throughout history, the women's rights movement, and what can still be improved forwomen. In early societies, women gave birth and cared for children, cared for the home, and maintained the family. Male domination however was important from the early written historical records, probably as a result of men's discovery of their role in development of hunting and warfare as resourceful activities (77, Gonzalez). The belief that women were weaker and inferior to men was also suggestedby religions. As the bible states, God placed Adam in authority to watch over Eve, and St. Paul urged women to obey their husbands (77, Gonzalez). Therefore, in traditional societies, women generally were at a disadvantage. Their education was limited to learning home based skills, and they had a harder time gaining a position of power. Drucker explains in his essay of jobs that required no skillsor knowledge that they didn't already possess (227, Drucker). But, he failed to talk of opportunities for women. However, some opportunities available to women were "domestic servant

A lo largo de la historia han cambiado los tiempos, esto también puede decirse de las mujeres. Los períodos de cambio también lo hicieron las demandas y oportunidades. Las mujeres eran capaces de adaptarse a...