How does Judith Sargent Murry reflect the inspiration of the American Revolution in making their claims for equality? Why did such claims largely go unheeded in the United States for several generations?
Judith Sargent Murry wrote and published her essay in 1790. She wrote “On the Equality of the Sexes” she argued that all men are created equal; meaning a female and males should have equal value and have equal rights. She also argued that a female mind is equal to a males mind. After the Revolution the nation inspired education opportunities so that a republic will the well-educated so the nation can run properly; however woman were not being treated equally, the ideal republican woman was a patriot, wife, mother, and a teacher. Women had