What new opportunities were made available to women in the mid-1800s?

Question

- education and employment
- land ownership and farming rights
- travel and leisure
- voting rights and childcare

Answer 1

- Some women also became involved in the temperance movement, advocating for the abolition of alcohol, and the abolitionist movement, advocating for the end of slavery. Additionally, women began organizing for their own rights, forming groups and societies focused on issues such as suffrage, education, and employment.