The obligations of the average woman are rendering public services are distinctive because it is removed from personal and the public’s ambitions. The cry for political equality has gone on for so long. The civil and legal rights of woman have been established without the woman’s vote (Dodge, 1914). A woman had made a name for herself, her name was Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Elizabeth appealed to New York for the Mothers equal guardianship of her children and the Revolution, for an eight-hour day and equal pay for woman. Inspiring woman and being a strenuous advocate to reform the woman’s dress and insisting that there must be freedom of the body as well as the mind and soul (Harper, 1915).

Woman’s Rights

The exceptional woman today is rapidly entering the ranks of those thus serve the state. The obligations of the average woman are rendering public services are distinctive because it is removed from personal and the public’s ambitions. Woman have the right to serve the state and serve well in proportion to her freedom. Expressive cry for political equality has gone on for so long. The civil and legal rights of woman have been established without the woman’s vote. The claim that a woman’s vote would be a waste of time and energy that there is no compensating gain to offset the economic loss of two people to do what …show more content…
They say she was a rebel, for the reason that being a young girl and the restrictions that were placed on children in the early days. Elizabeth repeatedly rebelled because when she was younger she had overheard the neighbors say something rude about her new young baby sister, “what a pity, another girl”. Furthermore, of the clothing that they dressed the girls in and it was forbidden for girls to share the same sports with young boys. Later, growing up a young woman Elizabeth read her father’s law books, not agreeing was she was reading the unjust laws for the woman (Harper,