I agree with this statement due to the facts that everyone who had different races and classes got to experience the freedom they deserve, with the fact that it was a big step towards the freedom that we have today. During the 1800s many people were conservative, only thinking about rich old white men who were the only ones able to vote at the time due to the fact that they could own land, but as years went by and the civil war past it began to changed the set of mind that the government had by changing their laws and opening their horizons in a world were only money could talk.
The second Great Awakening started with the economic situation that America was currently facing, they no longer had control over the economy and people notice that …show more content…
Women didn’t had any rights whatsoever unlike men who had the right of freedom of speech, the right to vote and freedom of press but the women got nothing in return not even being able to work and no in the modern day women are still struggling to get pay the same wage men and women of color are fighting towards getting pay the same wage as white women do in America. It was Sojourner Truth, a free slave women who didn’t gained her freedom after the emancipation that demanded for women to be able to work since they were view as fragile being that only serve for them to be at home, in the passage on the book, in page 482 it talks about how in one of her speeches she flexed her arm to showed her muscle right after she talked about her hard labor days and asked, “am I not strong enough?’ I don’t think this has changed, since women and girls are put down for being the weak gender, for not supposedly being able to do what men do now, but back then due to the brave women who stood up for their beliefs and their right to become someone they wanted to become now girls are growing up thinking that kicking like a girl is possibly the best compliment they could ever get as well as kicking a ball from the far end field in the final of the Women’s world cup. The main …show more content…
These communities were free to lead their lives the way they wanted since there was no state religion or external
The second Great Awakening started with the economic situation that America was currently facing, they no longer had control over the economy and people notice that …show more content…
Women didn’t had any rights whatsoever unlike men who had the right of freedom of speech, the right to vote and freedom of press but the women got nothing in return not even being able to work and no in the modern day women are still struggling to get pay the same wage men and women of color are fighting towards getting pay the same wage as white women do in America. It was Sojourner Truth, a free slave women who didn’t gained her freedom after the emancipation that demanded for women to be able to work since they were view as fragile being that only serve for them to be at home, in the passage on the book, in page 482 it talks about how in one of her speeches she flexed her arm to showed her muscle right after she talked about her hard labor days and asked, “am I not strong enough?’ I don’t think this has changed, since women and girls are put down for being the weak gender, for not supposedly being able to do what men do now, but back then due to the brave women who stood up for their beliefs and their right to become someone they wanted to become now girls are growing up thinking that kicking like a girl is possibly the best compliment they could ever get as well as kicking a ball from the far end field in the final of the Women’s world cup. The main …show more content…
These communities were free to lead their lives the way they wanted since there was no state religion or external