Women's right
On the eighteenth century, men and women were unequal in France. Indeed, women were powerless and they had to fight so as to have the same rights as men.
At the beginning of the eighteenth century, men were misogynists and mighty, that’s why they determined women’s life. They couldn’t word and they had to stay at home and to take care of their children. At this time, the vote was only according to men, and women were forbidden to give their opinion so they couldn’t manage a country too.
Women were fed with the discrimination and they decided to fight. They have created a feminist movement in order to have the same rights as men. The two French girls who began this revolution have been killed. A lot of women continued the fight, they made petitions, and they walked pacifically on streets. Despite the fact that many men were misogynists, some of them wrote books to fight for women.
During the nineteenth and the twentieth century, the French government accorded women’s rights. Indeed, in 1924, women were allowed to go to school. Besides, women could vote and be elected, in 1944.
The women’s battle has led the equality between men and women. Nowadays, women still discriminated by men but inequality will be less and less important with the