The first wave feminism movement worked hard to gain and guarantee women’s right to vote, but women were still unhappy with the way they were being treated in society. In the early 1960’s a woman was expected to marry as soon as possible so she could start a family and spend the rest of her life working in the home (Article #1). At this time women were still considered inferior to men. Women had no right to their husband’s property or earnings, but the husband had the right to his wife’s property and earnings (Article #1). A big issue for women of this time was the discrimination they faced in the work place. World War II opened the door for women in the work place because the American economy was outpacing the availability of working, making
