It was inevitable that the holy commonwealth’s efforts to maintain social

It was generally believed that were not capable of handling their own economic affairs. At the paramount of the colonies establishment, women held menial jobs in society, however as time progressed they were given more opportunities. Women were allowed to “obey and serve their husbands, nurture their children, and endure taxing labor required to maintain their households (105, Tindall and Shi).” Women such as Anne Bradstreet believed it was their duty to serve their husbands. Her poetry suggests that her life centered around her husband and the love she received from him, “I prize thy love more than whole mines of gold, Or all riches that the East doth hold (67, Grimsted).” Her poetry also gave light to another important position women had in Puritan society, childbearing. In rare instances women served as “doctors, printers, painters, silversmiths, tanners, and shipwrights (107, Tindall and Shi).” The New World environment did give way to the laws over estate, inheritance, abuse, and other issues in fa

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