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Darwin theory
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Darwin’s theory of “natural selection” captured the attention of philosophers and scientists all over the world. He concluded that women stopped earlier than men and so were less developed mentally and less suited for education. He said “woman has a head almost too small for intellect, but just big enough for love”. But after the Great War, the theory of Darwinism was rejected and women in America were many social and political rights. A large number of women started working in the offices and factories throwing off the shackles of Victorian conventions. Many women’s Rights Movements started, the famous National Women Suffrage Association (NWSA) led by Elizabeth Candy Stanton argued that marriage was set up to men and to disempower women. Many social feminists inspired women to get the right to vote; the radical feminists contended that social environment and not biology determined roles of men and women in society. In 1919, the American Congress passed the Nineteenth Amendment and all the states approved it in 1920. After a long struggle, American women finally won the right to vote. Thus, the image of flapper, an ideal of youth, beauty and freedom of action for women became popular. From Seattle to Portland, Los Angles to Kirkland, the economy quickened and new for women to work in factories and offices opened.
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