The Impact of Modernization on Women

Modernization of society has brought a series of major changes to social structure. One of the most powerful effects is the waking up of women's consciousness. Due to rapid economic development and the arrival of women's movement, changes in the status of women are attracting worldwide attention. The role of women began to change from traditional women born with obedience, ie, modern women who demand equal rights, sovereignty and independence, and took on the same heavy occupational responsibility.

Gloria Steinem has the greatest influence on modern women in American society. She is an activist who strives to achieve equal rights. As a woman whose life is influenced by social and women's point of view, she is determined to change these standards. She set the goal of managing the rights of women and made women's role in society as important as men. To achieve these goals, "Glorious Tanumi opposed discrimination against any group of alienated groups, organized a speech, covered the role of women in politics, the role of women in rape and women's role in pornography (Bauer, Garlena A, B2), women funded a company that allows them to share their stories and talk themselves. Gloria Steinem had the greatest impact on modern society, Without her help, the culture of women is different from the culture of the 1950s.

Elizabeth Calistaston is a pioneer pursuing the rights of modern women. She is one of the few women and her influence on American shaping has been widely recognized, but that is natural. Her social vision is to release society from false perceptions, outdated practices, unjust laws and false religious teachings. All these visions became very clear by analyzing Stanton's three speech. Unfortunately, Stanton had not had enough time to see her ultimate goal, the end of women's suffocation right, and for me, the Stanton's speech caused a movement to where it is today It was.

The beginning of the first modern women's rights meeting and the beginning of the organizational struggle for women's rights in American history. At the meeting, Elizabeth Calistanton read the emotional declaration based on the "Declaration of Independence", adopted 11 resolutions, citing numerous injustices to women. The most important book in American history. I will portray the fear of American slavery, especially slave auction. Helping to exacerbate northern abolition and disdain against the south contributed to the possibility of war. Since European people do not want to die to defend the southern slavery, the international bestseller helps promote European public opinion to the south and ensures the failure of King's cotton diplomacy.