The Role Of Women In The Middle Ages

The role of life for women was always tough but in the middle ages, mainly in the time after the Reformation was the easiest. The Reformation was the era that occurred when the battling was on their religions. It was mostly the Catholics going against Lutheranism. The printing press launched the making of the Reformation because of the chances for people to have the ability to read the bible. Women had it easier life post-Reformation than in the Antiquity because of compassionate marriage, and moral guides. Except for old women being taken advantage of. As a monk named Martin Luther was in power in the Church of Lutheranism, he wanted to change the rules behind marriage. He believed it to be wrong to arrange the marriages. Mostly, because of the families not connecting as much as possible. They would with no doubt to be closer if they had a strong friendship. If the marriage died and love then they would not have to divorce because of having their true friend there which was their spouse. Being in the earlier era of Reformation, the Church would reform your marriage making you get married by your priest. And it would result mostly into unhappy times or
Women got attacked by being accused of being a witch that will perform hateful crimes toward the rest of the communities. The church, for the most part, accused them of the certain trials that got more than half killed. They were believed to be a huge threat to the church and would hurt the salvation of others. Even being around it would create the people to go to Hell for it. The majority of the women that got charged with it was the old women. They were treated the worse out of everyone. Not only because they were older in age and very vulnerable but, because of them having certain possessions that had no use to them. The old woman's land was the common thing that was trying to get taken away to give to new families in need of a