From day one of creation till today things have not been working well with women in the site of men. Looking at how this world was created by God, women have been a cause of few problems and situations that the world is facing today. Their presence as a helping mate have cause few misunderstanding in which from the beginning has put this world into a chaos, from day one of creation till today, the exact truth can not be tell.. The intent of God allowing a woman to be part of the first creations was a perfect combination but one or the other their presence (Eve) became a big challenge to the world of today, hence most critics thought Adam’s fallen was as a result of woman hence have defined them as a weaker entity hence as a result of this,
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The only way women could liberate themselves from that oppression was through religion. Voice of women was not being considered as necessities . If there was anything they could have done to be accepted into the society or welcomed into the medieval age, It was only for them to pick up the Bible and begin to enter into a full-time nun which was the only way their voice was to be considered or to be listened to.At that very age, you could be a wife to a noble or a king, but that does not permit you to be extraordinary and stand equal headed by men. The only exemption is men giving you the respect as a result of the fact that you are married. In the medieval age, there were few noble women who were a little bit higher than the amount of common and the only role the noblewomen were allowed to play is to help their husbands run their home.There were few occasions that some of these women might even go to war to defend her estate if necessary. One of the things they were looking for is to give their husbands a son. Noblewomen played active roles in the Medieval community. Medieval noblewomen were far more versatile and able than some might imagine. Although, noble women …show more content…
Although their rights were limited noblewoman were considered chattel and could not own any inheritance, whatever they had belonged to their son. One of the things that were being expected from noblewomen was to bring a dowry to the marriage. Marriage at this time was being arranged by families and had some benefits involved husbands have the full rights over their wives whether she is a noblewoman or a commoner. One profound example, at the time of the medieval age, was Elanor Of Aquitaine. Eleanor of Aquitaine is an example of a woman who inherited land because she took a hand in politics, which made her very powerful and an attractive match for kings. She was the highest member of the nobility over an area of a third the size of France, and she negotiated her own marriage contract when she married King Henry II of England. Another was Empress Matilda. Apart from her failed claim to the throne of England, she did establish herself as the heir to the land of Normandy."The role of Noblewomen." Life in the Middle Ages. N.p., n.d. Web. 30 Mar. 2016.With all these opportunities as noblewomen and commoners, they were still not being given the opportunities to do things that men could do. Most of these women commented on love and though could use the courtly love, but none of this was able to bring them into the limelight until they decided to use their way of
The only way women could liberate themselves from that oppression was through religion. Voice of women was not being considered as necessities . If there was anything they could have done to be accepted into the society or welcomed into the medieval age, It was only for them to pick up the Bible and begin to enter into a full-time nun which was the only way their voice was to be considered or to be listened to.At that very age, you could be a wife to a noble or a king, but that does not permit you to be extraordinary and stand equal headed by men. The only exemption is men giving you the respect as a result of the fact that you are married. In the medieval age, there were few noble women who were a little bit higher than the amount of common and the only role the noblewomen were allowed to play is to help their husbands run their home.There were few occasions that some of these women might even go to war to defend her estate if necessary. One of the things they were looking for is to give their husbands a son. Noblewomen played active roles in the Medieval community. Medieval noblewomen were far more versatile and able than some might imagine. Although, noble women …show more content…
Although their rights were limited noblewoman were considered chattel and could not own any inheritance, whatever they had belonged to their son. One of the things that were being expected from noblewomen was to bring a dowry to the marriage. Marriage at this time was being arranged by families and had some benefits involved husbands have the full rights over their wives whether she is a noblewoman or a commoner. One profound example, at the time of the medieval age, was Elanor Of Aquitaine. Eleanor of Aquitaine is an example of a woman who inherited land because she took a hand in politics, which made her very powerful and an attractive match for kings. She was the highest member of the nobility over an area of a third the size of France, and she negotiated her own marriage contract when she married King Henry II of England. Another was Empress Matilda. Apart from her failed claim to the throne of England, she did establish herself as the heir to the land of Normandy."The role of Noblewomen." Life in the Middle Ages. N.p., n.d. Web. 30 Mar. 2016.With all these opportunities as noblewomen and commoners, they were still not being given the opportunities to do things that men could do. Most of these women commented on love and though could use the courtly love, but none of this was able to bring them into the limelight until they decided to use their way of