In Europe, before the nineteenth century, women were considered to be inferior and all the power was given to men. In spite of all of this oppression against women feminist protested against their secondary status. In many societies women who were not married and were living without any male authority were considered to be a major social problem. Many German and French towns did not allow married women to reside in their towns. The vindication of Rights of Women written by Mary Wollstonecraft in 1972 said, “the first major work of feminist theory in history challenged the gender bias of liberalism, which insisted on cons

Declaration of Independence. Throughout the world in the nineteenth century feminist were shifting from arguments on equal rights based on similarities of the sexes to the differences between men and women. Feminism took a long time to develop because it challenged assumptions about social order. The nineteenth and eighteenth century created new developments in feminism including arguments from equality and arguments from differences. Women argued for respect for themselves. They also got better treatment and this is mainly because of the efforts of early feminist.

(Freeman, 520) The younger branch of feminist is more concerned with the principles and the process itself. Before the Feminist way of doing things was more important than the feminist goals. The younger branch had a different opinion that the older one. The younger branches issue was weather the women’s liberation movement should remain a branch of the radical new left movement or become independent women’s movement like the older branch thought. These two positions are known as “ politico

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