Margaret Fuller, a notable, fiery feminist and motivational speaker, called for equal opportunities for the purpose of personal growth, and not to solely benefit their male relationships (Document E). This touched on the cult of domesticity and the idea that women were the domestic balance in the home. Their role was to compliment the men in their lives, as their inferiors and servants (Document G). Men were believed to be superior in intellect, passion and strength, and women were to “casket his privacy, [be] the shield oh his true individuality, [and] the guardian of his essential humanity” (Document G). Margaret Fuller, as women subject to these social norms, publicly announced that in her opinion, that women should be given the ability to develop their minds and bodies, free of male expectations and limitations.…