The Stereotypes Of Women During The Renaissance

Unlike today, women in the Renaissance period didn’t have inalienable rights. There was an abundance of stereotypes during the Renaissance which kept women from reaching their potential achievements and abilities. Humanist believed that women were supposed to be a good companion to their husband and be a teacher to their children. Besides women having rules and being told how to live, Women in the Renaissance had better lives and more freedom than we think. Women didn't have rights at the time and men believed they were superior to women in every way. As the Renaissance came to an end, women started to claim their natural rights and became more independent. The conditions of the lives of women were not favorable but definitely tolerable. Women could go to classes or learn languages, although it was not a benefit to them, they were still expected to follow the stereotype of getting married and having children. Even though wealth separated the social classes, the stereotypes of women followed each social class i.e. running the
In the fact that Renaissance women had greater opportunities to obtain a humanist education, they weren’t able to make use of that education in the areas of business unless they were doing so in alongside their husbands enterprises. Though the Renaissance ended without women fully receiving rights, their lives weren't as horrific as we think. The renaissance was a push start towards women getting rights and being able to learn while living how they want. Soon after the renaissance era ended women did get their inalienable rights, this era was very important to women. Without the Renaissance, women may still not have rights today. They could still be living like servants to their