What were the condotion of women in france after revolution

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Condition of Women after the revolution:

a. Women were not granted political rights and were still considered to be passive citizens.

b. They organised groups, clubs in order to voice their views, demanding equal set of political rights, right to vote.

c. Some efforts were made to improve the conditions of women, like laws were made related to marriage, divorce was legalised, schools were set up , schooling was made compulsory for girls.

d. It was only in 1946, that women were given right to vote.

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Explanation:

Women were not granted political rights and were still considered to be passive citizens. b. They organised groups, clubs in order to voice their views, demanding equal set of political rights, right to vote.

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