Women's rights in mid-19th Century:
Education, Marriage & Property, Politics, Working, Suffrage,
African American women

Until the mid-19th century, American women were powerless. They couldn't receive fully education, and they couldn't own their own property thus everything was owned by their husbands. Also, most women worked in their house and they had no right to vote.
Here you can learn  and explore more about how their movements, ideas and reforms have changed America and lives of African American women during Mid 19th Century.