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This article explains that some women in the eighteenth century secretly dressed as men and served as soldiers in European armies, even though during this time, armies were officially meant only for men. Although these women were rare, the experiences that these women went through help us understand exactly how gender roles were created and sometimes challenged in early modern society

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This article explains that some women in the eighteenth century secretly dressed as men

and served as soldiers in European armies, even though during this time, armies were officially

meant only for men. Although these women were rare, the experiences that these women went

through help us understand exactly how gender roles were created and sometimes challenged in

early modern society. The article here indicates that some of the reasons why these women

joined the arm was because of poverty, family problems, love, or a desire for adventure and

independence. When their hidden identity was discovered, some women were punished, while

others were praised, rewarded, or given pensions.


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The article by Bell explains the life of Benedetta Carlini, a 17th century Italian nun who

was first praised by the Church for her visions and religious experiences and later rejected and

removed from power. At first, Church leaders believed that her visions were holy and made her

abbess, but later other nuns accused her of wrong behavior, and Church officials said her visions

were false. According to the historian Judith Brown, there were two investigations and that

Benedetta was officially imprisoned. However, there are historians who argue that there was

only one weak investigation and that her fall was more about Church politics, fear of her

authority, and the desire to quietly end her influence


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