The predictions from an essay and a play dealing with the lives of women in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century are:
- Women will have fewer opportunities than men.
- Both texts will discuss the need for progress in equal rights.
- Women will struggle with being wives while maintaining their independence.
<h3>What is gender equality?</h3>
Gender equality refers to giving the same rights or treatment to both genders; male and female gender.
In the early centuries, women are treated in an unequal manner to men. Men are seen as superior beings than women. A woman is mostly deprived of education and are subjected to early marriage.
Women are not trained to add to the development of the society or to become leaders, rather, they are trained to become wife's and mother's.
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In both of walt whitman's and Sara teasdale's poem, there is a contrast that both of these poems describe the horrible outcome of the war in which it destroyed the condition of our natural world. The poem conveyed that the world that we live in was really beautiful and the war brought nothing but ugliness to it
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