Kate Chopin Influence On Women

At the beginning of time the female gender has always been lower or less than the male gender. How women got disrespected, dismantled, and suffered through enough. The time of Kate Chopin, Kate was born in St. Louis and daughter of a wealthy businessman but her father unfortunately died five years after she was born in a railroad accident. When growing up she was surrounded by many smart, independent, and single women. when Kate turned twenty years old she got married to a man named Oscar Chopin and moved from St. Louis to New Orleans. Ten years passed then they both decided to move to a plantation in Louisiana. Then a couple of years later the death of Oscar Chopin by the swamp fever was announced to Kate on 1882. she was so devastated and she was fell in depression. Then Oscar left Kate and the children all alone together. Kate had run the general store and the plantation that they owned by herself for about a year. They barely got by ok but Kate got tired of it and so she moved back to St. Louis to live back with …show more content…
They have rights to do anything they want and or being anything they want like a big thing is that women can have jobs and make there own money and just be free than being tied down by a abuseful husband it's that women can do all the things that can do even what men can do if they put their mind and body to it. The rights to vote was the one of the major accomplishments of the women's rights movement it gave the right to all the women that were suffragist the right to vote and now today it is called the nineteenth amendment. On August 18, 1920 the nineteenth amendment was ratified by congress to let the right be held by women to vote. All those events, protest, and rallies was not taken for granted because what happened at the end? The women got what they wanted the great relief of knowing that they