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This three-page-paper explores the women of the 1800's. The ability to vote, smoke in public and obtain higher educations are all explored. Bibliography lists one source.
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from the past so that we do not repeat the mistakes but do enjoy the benefits. The womens movement has come farther in the last four decades than in all
of history, but it is important to remember that women also had roles during other time frames as well. One of the most interesting eras for women was the 1800s.
(Bauer 262)Female authors of that time were generally considered strong and outspoken for their era. While many women were staying home, raising kids a tending
the homefires female authors were making their mark on the world. The article, "American Women Writers and the Work of History " in Signs illustrates the stamina and individuality of
female authors in the 1800s. According to the article Americans were lacking patriotism during the 1800s. Much of the goal of fiction during these years was
to create patriotism and nationalism. many female authors of that time wrote fiction that portrayed strong American families that wee extremely loyal to their country. The nation
developed this new patriotism by identifying with the women in the fiction. The women stood for idealism , family and togetherness. "Women, especially mothers, are the critical focus of republican
romances, and their association with violence discloses the cultural anxieties about nation-making. Samuels reads the figure of woman as the repressed other of male aggression: "woman" is both "threatened" and
the "dead body" that initiates the males violent reaction." The women of the 1800s were portrayed as nurturers who provided a safe haven in the way of
a warm and welcoming home for their families. While most women provided hearth and home there were also feminists during the era. Female authors
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