Read about the early women's rights movement by going to the National Park Service website for the M'Clintock House, where many of the women and men who fought for equal rights met. In which aspects of life in the early 19th century were women's rights restricted? How did people justify those restrictions?
59 comments:
Salvador O. period 3
1.I think there were restricted still of the women because they were not following there directions.
2.People justified those restricted stuff by doing what there supposed to be doing.
PER.3ABIGAIL F,JACKIE T.
1.The percentage of girls who attended school trailed far behind the figure for boys, and the first women's college, Mount Holyoke, opened only in 1837.
2.The husband received custody of the children after a divorce no matter what his action during the marriage had been.
PER.3
KASSANDRA C.
BRANDON F.
-I THINK THAT ALL WOMEN HAVE THE SAME RIGHTS AS THE MEN. THE M'CLINTOCK OE WAS A PLACE FOR PEOPLE TO STUDY N LERAN SOMTING IN LIFE.
p.3noe martinez michael dominguez
1. The way people justfy woman rights they used the rejilous rights but after woman got marryed they had land
alejandro avalos p3
1. They were restricted by voting owning land and going to school.
alejandro avalos p3
1. They were restricted by voting owning land and going to school.
p.3 Damian G. Eliseo R.
1. they were slaves from the south.
2.yes because they don't have the right to vote.
3.It makes participants debating resolutions.
4.Because they showed deeply rooted attitudes calling opportunity for women.
P. 3
Vanessa F. & Ashley B.
In which aspects of life in the early 19th century were women's right restricted.?
They could not vote,Nowhere in the country could they vote; in many states, once married they could not sign contracts, own property (even if they had inherited it), or control their own earnings. The husband received custody of children after
how did people justify those restrictions.
they thought women weren't smart
per,4..Tanya Guzman
In which aspects of life in the early 19th century were womens rights restricted?
Law, religion, and tradition combined to limit severely the rights of and opportunities for American women before the Civil War. Nowhere in the country could they vote; in many states, once married they could not sign contracts, own property (even if they had inherited it), or control their own earnings. The husband received custody of children after a divorce, no matter what his actions during marriage had been
selena gonzalez,lizette gonzalez
1. by the way they did it.
2.no because their just working they dont need to now each other.
3.because women wanted fro themselves to be in th law as equal right : all womenand men shoud b eqaul rights.
4.because woman are people nd they have ights just like everyone else. o yaaaaa bring it
Juan Galindo,Sergio Juarez P.3
Womens rights were restricted.They couldnt vote,there was not alot of open jobs for them,and they couldnt own property even if they were married.
miguel flores
the aspects that the women wrer that ey dident have as many rights that the man had,they did not have the right ti vote or own land and everthg that tey owe belonged to ther husband or ther father.
the way that people justify was by voting and the bad thig about voting was that women could not vote so i was up to the men to deside if women cold vote or not anf many man would vote for the women to not have rights
Sean f. Henry P. per.1
that they did not have the right to vote and they did not have the right to own land.
2) . they went to court.
p2 Connie Garcia, Sammy perez
Before the civil war women couldnt vote, go to school, get custody of her children after divorce, they couldnt own property.
When people justified about women rights they were justifying on there social, civil, and religious condition in rIghts of women.
p2.Michael E. Madeline C,
they weren't able to vote or
have property or go to college.
their husbands took their salary.
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the restrictions were allowed
because there was Biblical
passages that said that
women had to b subject
to their husbands.
P.2 Orlando G. & Gonzalo I.
1)They couldn't vote, they couldn't own properties that their parents left them, the money that they earn goes to the husband, and if the woman ran away the husband had the right to keep the children of the woman.
2)They thought that the women couldn't handle the rights that the men had,and the bible said that the women should be subject to there husbands.
P2.Rebeca.J Alejandra.J
1.They could't vote. They could not get jobs and if they did they would get half of what the male worker got and their money would go to their husbands. Women could not own property unless their husbands would die.
2.The bible said that women should be a subject to her husband.That women could not handle the rights that the men had.
P.2 Helen Ramos.
-Law,Religion,Tradition,they couldn't vote,they could own property. The husband had the custody of their children. All they could do was raising children, keeping the home, and serving their husbands' needs.
- They cited Biblical passages that a wife should be subject to her husband. And thought that women were too "delicate" and couldn't do what men did.
Areli L. && Giselle L. Period 2
1. Women could not vote,if they were married they could not sign contracts,own property even though they had been inherited it,or control their own earnings.
2.Women were fragile they had smaller brains, they were only good for domestic work most likely like being maids.
p2 Tania P. Vanessa V.
1.They weren't allowed to own there own property or control the money they make.They weren't allowed to go to college.They weren't allowed to vote.
2.Women believed they had smaller brain then guys.They were only good for demestic work.
p.2 Heidi .Q. & Guadalupe M
1. They weren't allowed to own ther own property or control the money they make,They weren't allowed to go to college.
2.women were fragial, they had smaller brains they were good only for domestic work.
p2. Estrella M. & Norma S.
1. They weren't allowed to own property or to keep the money they made. They weren't allowed to go to college. They weren't allowed to vote.
2. They were submissive,gentle,and nurturing than men.
p2 valeria c.
1. They couldn't vote,when they were married they couldn't sign contracts or own property even if the had inherited it and control their own earnings. There husbands received custody of there children after divorce.
2. They thought they were only could do the job of the household. The women where delicete.
Lorena G
PER 2
1)THE WAY WOMENS LAWS WERE RESTRICTED WAS THEY COULD NOT OWN LAND THEY WERE NOT ALLOWED TO KEEP THE LAND THAT THERE FATHERS GAVE THEM THE WOMEN HAD TO GIVE THERE HUSBANDS THE LAND. WOMEN WERE ALSO BEATEN AND THEY COULD NOT KEEP THERE CHILDREN AFTER A DIVORCE.
2WOMEN HAD SMALLER BRAINS AND THEY WERE ONLY GOD 4 DOMESTIC WORK AND WERE FRAGILE.
vasquez,ruth p.2
1)womens rights in the 19th cetury mostly risticted thm from ownig anthing,they weren't allowed to vote,own property and they felt women were suffietiant for house work and caring for children and women couldn't attend colleges. 2)they said that in the bible that women were suposed to be submisive to men.they also believed women were dum and couldn't handle politcal jobs or almost any type of jobs, they thougt they were sesitaive and were better of doing domestic work.
P2. Marissa Rodriguez
1. They couldn't vote and it made it difficult for them because they weren't able to own property, and or control their earnings.
2. Men thought they had bigger smarter brains than women, and that women were gental and might not be able to take the politics and business and maybe men also made excuses so womencould be at home and clean and cook for them.
P2 Adrian R. Juan L.
1) They coudn`t vote. They didn`t have rights. they coudn`t go into colleges. If they work the money will go to the husband.
2)Men thought they were better in everthing.Women were use for cleaning and cooking.
P2 Axel S. Kevin S.
1.American women in the mid-19th century were restricted from voting, owning property, having custidy of their kids, and were not able to go to college. people. Justified by speeking against slavery.
2.I think it did matter that the five women organized the first womens right convention knew each other
3.
P2 Axel S. Kevin S.
1.American women in the mid-19th century were restricted from voting, owning property, having custidy of their kids, and were not able to go to college. people. Justified by speeking against slavery.
2.I think it did matter that the five women organized the first womens right convention knew each other
3.
Andrew G.and Javier G per#2
1)women couldnt own land and the men thought that they were less smarter than they were.
2)they were only good for domestic work and were fragile and they had smaller brains.
3)they showed how the men werent being equal to women.
Per. 4 Nadia M. Samantha R.
1. Women were limited from lots of rights. they couldnt vote in no country. in alot of countries they could not sign a contract, own property or control their their own earnings after they got married. After they got a divorced from their husband he would keep the children no matter how he acted. Most schools that were their for them to would limit them.
2. Because they thought that women were to weak and not smart enough to do what men were doing and know right from wrong. Also they thought if women started to do what men were doing everything would start getting wierd and the "natural odrer would be messed up.
Per.4 Adrian C. and Luis R.
Most women had no right to vote, they couldn't get into college, own land, and control earnings. Some people supported some of the conditions. People said women were more submissive, gentle, pious, and gentle than men.
period. 4 Adonis. A & Hector. M
1. If they divorecd the man had the right of custody to his children. Women could not vote, and could not own property.
2.only men justify like if they didnt care and that the Bibke said that Eve should of done more than doing nothing. but then women were also nurturing, & gentle but they still argued they could not have that in the politics or business.
Humberto G. &Jonathan G Per.4
1.voting, once married could not sign contracts, own property, or control their own earnings, and if they divorce their husband the husband keeps the kids no matter what, they could not get jobs, or go to college.
2.they justified it by saying women were more submissive,gentle,pious,and nurturing to men which made them perfect for the domestic sphere raising children,keeping the home and serving their husbands. they were also considered moral,supported by the fact that women were more likely to convert during religous revivals and attempts to break this natural order and it would damage both people who tried it and society in general.
leovardo G. ben C.
period 4
1.women were limited of rights ,sign contracts, an own property, or have power their earnings.After a divocre men clamed custody of thier children no matter what the reason was.
2.The increasing number of women challenged traditional views about their roles every day.Men had easy days while the women had to work very hardy each day.
Jasmine G.
Ashley C.
1. Law,religion, and tradition combined to limit several rights of and opportunities for women. Once married, they were unable to sign contracts, own property or control and keep their earnings. Their husband got custody of the children if divorced,despite any actions he did during the marriage. They were unable to vote anywhere in the country.
2. Most Americans of both genders accepted, and supported, those conditions. They cited Biblical passages that a wife should be subject to her husband. They believed women were too weak and not as educated as men to have the rights to do as men. They argued that women were gentle,more submissive, and more nurturing than men, leaving them not able to fit the world of politics and business.(too weak)
Chantal M. && Cecilia A. p.4
~Womens rights were restricted. They were not allowed to vote, to get an education, and not hold custody of children even if the male was a bad father. Family law did not protect women; women were beaten by their husbands and it was okay according to law.
~Some men proclaim that women had no brain. Which meant they were treated as a utility to their needs and they had no voice to speak up. And the thought that if they spoke up and did things they would take over, overrule the men and attempt to control men. The men thought women had to be a stay at home wife.
Per.4 Crystal C. & Lizbeth D.
1 . In which aspects of life in the early 19th century were women's rights restricted?
1.They could not vote.
2.They can not own property.
3.They could get beaten up by there husbands.
2. How did people justify those restrictions?
Woman made a vote because of theirs rights.
Per:4 Juan.C Ariana.C
1: They were not allowed vote, have good education, when they got married they couldn't own poperty.
2: The men were ok with this because they thought that with out this the women would take over and have all the power. Also people thought that the women had to clean the house, cook, take care of the kids, for the husbands needs and they were there for religious reivals.
P4 Ray R Kareena A
Women were not given the same rights ss men. They could not vote or keep money that was given to them by parents or by their job. They got payed half of what a man was payed. The people would agree with that by saying that women are more moral and women are to take care of the children.
p.4 Karen C. and Antonio B.
1)Women couldn't vote, husband had all the right to beat them up,couldn't own property,equal pay, and money goes to the husband.
2)If women were men and men were women the women would rule.
P4 Marcos C. & Josmar L.
1. Women couldn't sign contracts, own property even if they had inherited it, or control their earnings, also they couldnt go to college.
Sergio G & Jeffrey M.
1. The right that were restricted were that once a woman were married they could not own property, the husbands got custody of their children after a divorce, and even though women could have certain jobs they only got half the pay as men and then it wasn't even theirs to own, they could not vote either and they couldn't sign any contract becuase they were married.
2.The people felt that they needed the woman because they thought it could affect the natural orderof the world.
P.4 Eliseo J & Jaime P
The women in the 19th century were treated poorly. Once they were married they couldn't own property, sign contracts, or handle the money they got from work. Women never really had good career choices. The oppoperunities were limited to women. Education was a problem for girls. The percentage of women going to college was little compared to the percentage of boys going to college.
One way people justified that was that women would soon dominate instead of the men. Another reason why people did stuff like that is that women are too weak and couldn't handle stuff like politics. They also thought that women are too religious.
Maribel Diaz Per.4
1. Women couldn't vote or own property, didn't get equal pay, husband could beat them up, their money will go to the husband,once married couldn't sign contracts and not get a divorced. They didn't own anything.
2. Some said that if women where given right they would be like the men, and the men would be like the women. Women would control the men and men had to lission. Also people thought that the women should stay home and tend the husband, take care of the kid's and take care of the house.
Period 4
Luis C.
Christopher H.
1. Women were not allowed to vote, sign contracts, own property, or have power over threir earnings.
After a divorce, men claimed custody of their children, no matter what the reason.
2. They claimed that women were more gentle, nurturing than men, leaving them poorly suited for the rough worlds of politics and business. Those same characteristics makes them perfect for raising children, keeping the home, and serving their husbands' needs. Attempts to upset this "natural" order, advocates of this view claimed, would damage both the people who tried it and society in general.
P4
Jesus H. & Osbaldo V
1. Women were treated as an extra thing to do things for men.
2.It did not matter because they knew what ideas they have and could just add more things.
3.They went to school and had education to run differrent things.
4.Because they figured women are just as smart as men.
giselle g.
suejey g.
p.5
1. In which aspects of life in the early 19th century were women's rights restricted? How did people justify those restrictions?
they still didnt get payd as much as the men did. only some women could vote by that time!!! umm they were al right with it wel only some of it=]
Jorge P.5
1. In which aspects of life in the early 19th century were women's rights restricted?Voting,can't sign contracts,and own earnings
2.How did people justify those restrictions?
Woman were more submissive
Fatima-J G. Kimberly M.
Per.5
1.)American women in the 19th century were restricted by not being able to vote, speak their mind,etc.
2.)I dont think it mattered if the women alread knew eachother. Even if they didnt now eachother, they'd still have the same thing in mind about womens rights
p.5 Selena E. Estefania G.
1. Womens rights in the early 19th century were not fair because they could not vote and they did not have the right to do anything they wanted and they could not become wat they wanted as a job.
2. Women would be mad because basicaly all the rights they had were in the house and the men were the ones that ruled everything.
Brandon Aguirre and Miguel R. P.5
They didnt have the right to vote,their paycheck belonged to their husbands,they didnt have the right to have an education, they couldnt own land without their husbands,they were considered less smart or they had smaller brains than man and if their was an african american u were considered the lowest type of person
2.they were conciturd property any man would have the right to own her, and were almost treted like a slave they would have to do all the house work like a slave
sabrina g, roberto u. per.5
1.)They couldnt vote and if they had a job they would get halfed payed even if the man had the same job and they didt have llegal rights and if the man would abuse the children its oay and even if its the wife too
2.)They would make letters saying that its rights.
P.5 Valery O. & Leslie Q.
#1) The aspects of life in the early 19th centrury were womens rights restricted are tht the womens didi not have much right of owning land,get payed not much,also about thier children,vote.
#2)The way the people justify those resrtictions are because they thought that if they get to vote then,they were not like the men.Also men thought that the only thing women can do is rise their children.
P5Brian S. & Kimberly L.
1.The women couldn't go to school or get a good job. Some women did get jobs but didn't get good wages. So for them life wasn't easy for them.
2. The men thought they were gonna start acting like women and the women were gonna act like men which meant that women were gonna take control is what the men thought.
Robert M Denise G
per5
1.They were not allowed to vote or work without having to lose half there sallery.
2. I think it doesnt matter beause either way they till organized the group.
3. They had to get information and gather stuff to make their points clear.
4.
P.5 Jacob D.
1. They could not vote or go to school and they couldn't have property without being a widow.
2. People thought were submissive, gentle, and pious.
P:5 CINDY V. & JAMES S.
1.They were resticted because they would not recive custody of the children after divorce.
2.yes because they would know what they what happened to them and what is wrong.
Peroid:5
Jonathan Ramirez
1.the womens rights As the 19th century continued, an increasing number of women challenged traditional views about their roles.
2.The people justified the restrictions
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