Women's Rights during the Enlightenment.

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Women's Rights during the Enlightenment.

Women during this age was very limited, they still had "natural rights" applied by most philosophes, but it did not apply in the same way. These rights were especially limited in homes and in the family. Around the mid 1700s a rising group of women strongly protested against this view, how the were treated in society and their limited opportunities. One of them, Mary Wollstonecraft, who wrote Vindications of the Rights of Women
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