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Education for Women

-Education for Women was frowned upon because it was thought to weaken the frail female brain, destroy health, and make her unfit for marriage.
-In 1837, the first college to open their doors to women was Oberlin College.
-Education for women eventually led to the political activism known as feminism.

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