Abstract:
In the early 20th century, a women emancipation in the West was carried out in three key fields of western society, struggling for the franchise for the right of distribution of working product, for employment to free themselves by means of working, and for a new conception about women to break away from the bond of family and enslavement of birth giving. These themes joined forces with the reform campaigns since the 19th century, helping change the social status of western women and starting a new age of the history of western women.
