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In the early 19th, women did not have the same amount of rights that men did. The job if women after they got married was to stay home and watch their children, and clean the house. This was know later known as the Cult of Domesticity. Women could not vote or be in juries, and when they got married, all their property and money was given to her husband.

8.3 The Cult of Domesticity

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The Age of Change: Reform Movements of the 1830's

By Lea Tremblay