In countries outside Western Europe and the United States,arguments for women's rights were often linked with

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In many countries outside Western Europe and the United States, the push for women's rights was frequently tied to broader nationalistic goals, where empowering women was seen as a way to strengthen the nation as a whole. This approach was different from the movements in Western Europe and the U.S., where women's rights were often pursued as standalone issues or linked with other social movements like abolitionism or temperance in the U.S. context.

In Countries Outside Western Europe and the United States,arguments for Women's