In the early 19th century american society a woman's intellect passage

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03-july-2017

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1840 United States

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19th century American society a women's intellect passage;

Women were expected to be submissive to their husbands and fathers.

Their career options were likewise severely limited.

The majority of middle- and upper-class women stayed at home to care for their children and administer the family.

Women's roles in early nineteenth-century American culture were primarily as cooks, wives, mothers, and general homemakers in a primarily rural setting.

Families were significantly larger, and women were expected to provide free hard labor on the land in order to keep the family's income and welfare afloat.

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