By 1893, people identify with modern America were in a place that have large-scale industry, modern technology and a heterogeneous population of diverse races, classes and ethnic groups. Women in the United States during the 19th century organized and participated in a great variety of reform movement during the pre-civil war period. I think that self-realization was seemingly encouraged by increased acceptance of women in literature.

American life was changed by the new patterns of American social, economical and cultural life. In that era, women were affected more than men; furthermore women became the victims of changing American lifestyles. Because of these chances, women started to warn their fellow-men and also achieve their self-realization due to their needs for expression, and finally they found a place in literature in 19th century. In that era, wifehood and motherhood were regarded as women’s most significant responsibilities. Maternity, which is defined as a natural biological role of woman, had been traditionally regarded as their major social role as well. However, I think that women mustn’t accept the stereotype that “a woman’s place is in the home” becau

se this stereotype prevents women from expressing themselves.

To sum up, three stories had a romance plot and showed the realities of women's lives after marriage. All of these women writers deal with love in their stories, yet this love is a different kind of love, which possesses the person and limits the person's life. In these stories, women aren’t allowed to work outside the house, they are only wanted to work at homes and they take the responsibilities of the house, husband and children. The writers showed the validity of the institutions of marriage and the family. Moreover, they insisted on the primacy of the values that shared in their roles as wives and mothers. Also, they showed the

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