In the 19^th century,many women accepted and embraced a "doctrine of separate spheres."

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In the 19th century, many women accepted and embraced the "doctrine of separate spheres," which held that women's place was in the home, while men's place was in the public sphere of work and politics. This idea was seen as a way to preserve traditional gender roles and justify the exclusion of women from many forms of public life.

In the 19th Century,many Women Accepted and Embraced a "Doctrine

In the 19^th Century,many Women Accepted and Embraced a "Doctrine