Blog Eight 02/20

In part two of Chapter 15, it went over some really important topics that really stood out. The main ones that ended up connecting were the feminist beginning and the abolition of slavery. reading up on the feminist beginnings really caught my attention. Learning about the growth they've had in many aspects. like reading about how there was finally change in the sense that women were finally able to do many things like file for divorce, or being able to manage things like property, money and their lives overall on their own without needing to depend on a man. Which was great because in reality, what women wants to have to be dependent on a and not be able to do anything without basically having to ask for permission. Women were finally able to vote and have a voice when it came to anything political which was great because of how many men were against them being involved in anything like that. Women were finally able to go to school which is very important because of the overall idea that women deserve the chance to get an education if they'd like. they had supporters, but of course they had those against it all, and of course even til this day there are some. Both groups of people wanting to end slavery and give women equal rights, ended up basically teaming up together to try and get even more support since they did indeed want some things to be the same.

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