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    Intellectually--As a female who cherished intellectual and college life‚ Alice Palmer was to expand the enrollment of female students. She believed that girls failed to go to college because they or their parents didn’t see the benefits of college training32. She had also promoted intellectual achievements and the desire to lead a socially useful life in female students 33. As the first female president in Wellesley‚ Alice exercised great importance in shaping admission standards‚ curricular reform

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    1846 a white woman is depicted with her two daughters. The woman in the picture has not been separated from her family and continues to enjoy her time with her children (Doc G). In addition‚ many women stayed at home and were enshrined in a “cult of domesticity.” This meant that they commanded immense power‚ and often made big decisions that altered the character of their families. Women began commanding new respect within their households. With the antebellum market revolution many mothers had more

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    rights. Our religion‚ laws‚ customs‚ are all founded on the belief that woman was made for man." A quote from Elizabeth Stanton. Women during the 19th century were judged by four outstanding qualities according to the Cult of True Womanhood; “piety‚ purity‚ submissiveness‚ and domesticity.” Men deemed piety to be the foundation for a good wife. Religion would not take a woman away from her “proper sphere” known as her home which kept her in isolation. Another way men would control women was by her purity

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    Shakespeare’s writings can be viewed through the lens of Kristeva’s feminist‚ motherly perspectives based on Gertrude’s relationship with her son and Ophelia’s lack of motherhood. Despite the tensions between Gertrude and Hamlet‚ they still have a special bonding relationship with one another. There is a strong separation between the two during the swift marriage of Gertrude and Claudius. This event was a means of instability in the text that creates a powerful divide. However‚ the audience recognizes

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    Separate Spheres or “Cult of Domesticity”‚ was the idea that women and men were polar opposites by biological factors in 19th century America. Women were expected to stay at home and perform housework such as cooking‚ cleaning‚ maintaining the fire and caring for the children. Men were the financial providers of the family‚ outside of the home doing “dirty” work in factories or other means of employment. The Great Depression was the economic stock market crash beginning in 1929 that affects all classes

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    A social group is a foundation of society and culture whereby a collection of people interact with each other and share comparable characteristics and a sense of unity. However‚ a social category is a collection of people who share similar characteristics but do not interact. Women are the most dominant and active members of the society. Till now‚ women are not only a significant unit of a family organization but also; they are the main people who influence the course of social change in the society

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    while men left the occupation making the job feminized. About 10% of women were working for pay outside their own homes in 1850. Household wives led to belief that women belonged in the household so they can maintain and influence the family or cult of domesticity. Birth rates started to drop in the 19th century as women became more independent. Women later earned a new assertive role in the family called domestic feminism‚ which signifies the growth of independence in women. Factories created a new cause

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    authorities in the Massachusetts Bay area over the roles of Women in society. She claimed to be a messenger from God saying that women should be treated as equal as men. Early Republic Era (1750-1815) 1. Republican Motherhood: a. The Cult of Domesticity was the idealization of the roles of women as wives and mothers. b. Women were in charge and expected to raise their children to love and respect the new government. Religious and family values were emphasized most by the mothers to ensure

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    free states Monroe Doctrine = A policy of U.S. opposition to any European interference in the affairs of the western Hemisphere‚ announced by President Monroe in 1823. Nationalism = A devotion to the interests and culture of one’s nation. Cult of domesticity = A belief that married women should restrict their activities to their home and family. American system/plan = A pre-civil war set of measures designed to unify the nation and strengthen its economy by means of protective tariffs‚ a national

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    WOMEN IN THE MIDDLE CLASS IN THE 19TH CENTURY The nineteenth century for Europe and America has been called the "century of the middle class." Growth in both power and prestige of the middle class was perhaps the most important single development in social and economic history. Prior to the nineteenth century‚ there was a recognizable middle class‚ but it was not large. With the advent of the Industrial Revolution‚ new wealth was created‚ and concomitantly the middle class became the harbingers

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