women of the early republic
women
of the republic
women during the revolution republican motherhood legal reality
· ·
deboran Sampson/robert Shurtliff ·
women should cultivate virtue coverture maintained
· · ·
camp followers women should be educated divorce somewhat easier
· · ·
homespun women should be chaste women did not get to
o ·
farming marriage should be affectionate vote
·
ladies association ·
free black women +
·
hoped to participate women t religion enslaved women more
·
hierarchy mostly maintained restricted
women t education ,
1790s · some exceptions
·
benjamin rush mother ann lee , founder of the shakers
-
·
judith sargent murray jemima wilkinson , the universal publick friend
-
lace and gender in the early republic
enslaved women free black women
· ·
no legal rights uncertain citizenship
·
marriages not recognized ·
unequal rights
·
enslavement follows the mother advocated for freedom
·
value in slave trade elizabeth freemen aka bett , whose lawsuit ended slavery
-
mum
fertility in
-
MA
Skills ·
gender roles applied
-
·
soul value
philis wheatley : a case study
·
enslaved in MA 1761
·
1772 18th c . "Kickstarter" for her 1st book of poetry
·
the examination
founding fathers' views
·
·
emancipated , 1773
·
publication of poems on various subjects , religious & moral in 1773
native american women in the early republic
, were not citizens tekonwatoni, aka molly brant
·
indian gender roles undermined further monawk
·
matrilineal power diminished ·
sister of joseph brant
·
women not usually respected as negotiators ·
loyalist during american rev .
·
died in Canada in 1796
women
of the republic
women during the revolution republican motherhood legal reality
· ·
deboran Sampson/robert Shurtliff ·
women should cultivate virtue coverture maintained
· · ·
camp followers women should be educated divorce somewhat easier
· · ·
homespun women should be chaste women did not get to
o ·
farming marriage should be affectionate vote
·
ladies association ·
free black women +
·
hoped to participate women t religion enslaved women more
·
hierarchy mostly maintained restricted
women t education ,
1790s · some exceptions
·
benjamin rush mother ann lee , founder of the shakers
-
·
judith sargent murray jemima wilkinson , the universal publick friend
-
lace and gender in the early republic
enslaved women free black women
· ·
no legal rights uncertain citizenship
·
marriages not recognized ·
unequal rights
·
enslavement follows the mother advocated for freedom
·
value in slave trade elizabeth freemen aka bett , whose lawsuit ended slavery
-
mum
fertility in
-
MA
Skills ·
gender roles applied
-
·
soul value
philis wheatley : a case study
·
enslaved in MA 1761
·
1772 18th c . "Kickstarter" for her 1st book of poetry
·
the examination
founding fathers' views
·
·
emancipated , 1773
·
publication of poems on various subjects , religious & moral in 1773
native american women in the early republic
, were not citizens tekonwatoni, aka molly brant
·
indian gender roles undermined further monawk
·
matrilineal power diminished ·
sister of joseph brant
·
women not usually respected as negotiators ·
loyalist during american rev .
·
died in Canada in 1796
