Women during the 1500s through the 1600s were a new generation after the resonance period. The belief was that you could be anything you wanted to be, not very true to its word but close enough. Single women, mothers, nuns and even queens are had a place in society. Their duties varied from today's women but the basic principle remains. Being of the female sex was difficult during this time but it was more freedom than ever before.
Growing up children of the both sexes were raised similarly until the age of six. For the families who could afford to educate their daughters they were sometimes educated by private tutors since no public school was available to girls during this time. Females were regarded the weaker sex in both academically and
Growing up children of the both sexes were raised similarly until the age of six. For the families who could afford to educate their daughters they were sometimes educated by private tutors since no public school was available to girls during this time. Females were regarded the weaker sex in both academically and