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schuyler sisters rock

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Being submissive and do not speak anything in front of people were their virtue.

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Sit down and be pretty.

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To strive to marry up.

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Property, child bearer, house wife

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In the Revolutionary era, women were seen as weak, fragile, and submissive. There were no opportunities for women to be viewed as equal to men. Women were supposed to be sexually pure and that is what their worth was based on. Prostitutes mistresses were viewed as whores and sluts.

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Complacent, obliging, subservient

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There was the idea women are weak and they don’t have equal right as men.

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While still viewed as lesser than men, they were slowly being acknowledged as capable of "greater" acts e.g. participanting in wartime activities. Similar to blacks being able to participate in fighting.

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The idealistic goal of women during the Revolutionary War era was to be seen not heard, to appear weaker next to a male counterpart, to marry rich, to raise successful children, and to attend to “widely duties” such as household chores.

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Submissive, homemakers, quiet and gentle mothers

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Wifely duties, their place is in the kitchen and doing house work

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Hard set gender roles and big penalty when they don’t fill those roles

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You’re only as good as your dowry, very submissive, not opinionated

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Marry rich, have kids, stay loyal to their husband.

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Be the stay at wife and mother. Have dinner ready when husband gets back from work.

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In the kitchen :/

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House work, raising children, nothing more

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Nurses, housewife’s, not equal to men, not expected to have careers and be successful.

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Take care of kids and the house.

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Women at the time were only good for staying home, having kids, and looking pretty.

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Marry for money, should talk when spoken to, shouldn’t work, only good for children and looking pretty

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-unintelligent
-should look good and stay quiet
-should stay home and take care of house
-pawns to boost social status/wealth
-need to be able to have children

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Women were loose, helpless, objects, maids.

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they were to run the household while their husbands worked

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They were only useful for cooking, cleaning, and having babies

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Women were thought to be useful for their looks and their ability to make babies

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Women were only expected to marry and have children but some women were far too extraordinary for such a simple life!
- Rayna K

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Only dutiful wives

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Had to be feminine, submissive, and usually had to be able to have children.

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Stereotypes of women (applicable today as well) by Tanisha Tak

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Stereotypes of women (applicable today as well) by Tanisha Tak

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Always told to: Sit still, look pretty -.-

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Unintelligent, submissive, timid, uninformed, seen not heard, homemaker, helpless

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Women were expected to be quiet and they were seen as "less than"

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They were to follow the mans lead and just stay home and take care of the kids while the men did the “important” things

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Women were seen as homemakers, mothers/wives, submissive

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There was an idea that women were weak and could do nothing outside the home.

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Nurses, housewife’s, only live to please their husbands, married off, sobbing widows, non fighters, not important.

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Marry for money and keep your mouth shut.

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Only good for having children

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Seen & not heard

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Women were not allowed to do hardly anything. They were meant to be a wife, have children, and take care of the household.

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Women’s jobs were to marry rich, have kids and be submissive to their husbands

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That they weren’t capable of going to school.

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Women were to serve their husbands, manage the home, raise the children. They were not instrumental in the fight for independence. 🙄

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They were supposed to be submissive to their husbands.

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They could be implied a whore or a prostitute if they were poor or spoke to another man if she were married. As a married woman, they were expected to be polite and have children.

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There were many stereotypes with women in the Revolutionary Era. This includes women told to “marry rich” or have kids, and how they aren’t encouraged to lead. Some were also seen as whores.But in reality, women are at the heart of what it means to be American, but they have never really been seen as such due to our stereotypical patriarchal society.

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muse, whore, and wife were some typical stereotypes for women, they were mainly there for the mans entertainment and support

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Unintelligent/Uninformed

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Not involved in politics

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Women tried to marry for wealth sometimes and they could not be involved in politics 

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Women tried to marry for wealth sometimes and they could not be involved in politics 

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Describe some stereotypes of women during the Revolutionary Era.