Separations from this ideal, especially in the case of women, tended to reflect backward upon the reputation of the family. The strength of these traditional attitudes was reflected in the public education system, which maintained separate schools for boys and girls from the elementary through the secondary levels...
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The main social group to come into political power--the traditional middle class--valued most highly the traditional role of women in a isolated society. Accordingly, laws were enacted to restrict the role of women in public life; these laws affected mostly women of the secularized middle and upper classes...
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During The French Revolution, Did Ideas And Events Influenced Women To Break From The Conformities Of Their Society And Fight For Their Civil Rights? With children who are hungry and who ask repeatedly and tearfully for food-- it seems as if each sound issuing from their chests parched by poverty is the point of a dagger striking their mother's heart”...	5 / 1264
French Revolution Women Edit Although these documents were to remain only ideals, we did make some small steps forward. In 1790, the Dutch baroness Etta d'Palme won the right for us women to file divorces...	2 / 543
Declaring the Rights of Men and Women in the French Revolution Freedom of speech and press, and the restriction of monarchy were also stated in the declaration. This was a great step in creating a fair government that treated all of it's citizens fairly, but it did not include women's freedom in terms of civil liberty...	3 / 597
Women in the French Revolution Many felt that if they were given the same opportunities to be educated, they would have the same political positions in society as men. Their involvement in these clubs developed political visions, practices in the public sphere such as endorsements of the constitution of 1793, protests against women's political authority, and demands for the right to vote...	7 / 1754