Women Becoming Independent

Throughout history, women tended not to have a place in the external society. Women are restricted from cooking and cleaning at home. But in the early nineteenth century, as women came to work, this situation changed. The woman is brought to the factory and then called the factory girl. This is a big step in the overall rights of women. Therefore, in this paper, we argue that industrialization will change the role of men and women, especially women's role by giving economic independence.

For centuries the role of women has been defined as what men want. It was not until the 20th century that women united, independent of men, and dependent on themselves. The intimacy of Doll's House of Henrick Isben and Sharon Pollock is a drama centered on female characters in the second half of the 19th century. Regardless of how the 19th century society decides that men are in charge of women, Nora and Lizzi use roles as obedient women to get what they really want.

Many women in the 1800s began to become more independent from the idea that they do not need men or husbands. Women rely on men and "From women to men independent, there should not be subordinate to men." In those days culture was not concerned about women's self-reliance, but they were too independent of marriage exemption It was regarded as evil. Both men and women should be considered "Parker". What is expected of a married woman is that "a woman is a slave and a certain marriage depends on men, so it is guaranteed to all women" ("sermon"). As it was the situation at the time, women rely on this guy to manage marriage. The man controls what happens and what it will do. They depend on men. Anyone can see that many women depend on men.