The Firmness Of Women Before Society

The firmness of women before society

Introduction

The participation of women in society has been truncated since its inception after the primitive community to the present day due to many aspects related to the patriarchal configuration to which society has been subject over the years, relying on elements such asThe ideology, economy, politics, religion or other elements of their own and characteristic of human beings to exercise oppression, relegation, violation and exclusion of any activity to which men have access.

Developing

Women have been subject to inequalities and violation of rights due to their gender status throughout human history and mainly from the sexual division of labor. In Ecuador it was no exception, women’s situations were limited to reproductive function, but, however, there were great examples of women who exceeded their situation and achieved great actions in favor of the great Ecuadorian majorities. By the end of the 18th century, the American colonies were going through a very agitated process in their history.

The interests of the Spanish crown were seriously played, since practically all the colonies had reached a high degree of political maturity, and, both social, economic and political conditions were giving, which would entail a few years later to the definitive rupture of every linkPolitician with the metropolis. Within all this independence process carried;It is worth highlighting the transcendental role made by women, with the aim of achieving independence;They breaking all conventionalism, taboos or rules and became protagonists of the historical facts raised.

Sometimes reaching the last consequences to obtain freedom not only from their land, but also with the hope of obtaining voice and vote within a society historically dominated by man;and of which the woman has only been decorative and reproductive, centrally of the roles imposed by colonial society. The enlightened thinking of women many have been the contributions of heroines during the emancipation process. Below are some names that stood out during this process: in Mexico: Leona Vicario not only love is the mobile of women’s actions.

They are capable of all enthusiasm, and the wishes of glory and the freedom of the country are not strange feelings;rather, they usually act in them with more vigor, as always women’s sacrifices are more selfless. These words of Mexican heroine Leone Vicar give rise to affirm that women participated decisively in the struggle for Latin American independence, although their actions have been silenced by history as they were in other places and other times and other times. 

This female intervention occurred at all social levels, from those of the town, indigenous, black and mostly mestizo, to the Creole of social elites. All of them collaborated to the extent of their possibilities in the historical process that lived throughout Latin America in Peru: Micaela Bastidas Iindigena, wife of Túpac Amaru, is a symbol of the fight against colonial oppression, but was ignored in thepages of history until the l literature. XX did historical justice and consecrated her as the great precursor of the fighters who participated in Peruvian Independence. 

Co -directed the most important independence movement of the S. XVIII, known as Túpac Amaru’s rebellion, acting as a warrior and strategist of the same. She was hanged in Cuzco in 1781, in the company of her husband and the least known Tomasa Condemayta, captain of a heroic Women’s Battalion. Francisca de Zubiaga de Gamarra, La Mariscala was a warrior woman who, dressed as a military, fought in the battlefields in the independence stage, where she showed her soul of Caudillo, and who after the achievement of the 10 independence of Peru.

conclusion

She exercised political power with more authority than her husband, Agustín Gamarra, winning the president’s nickname. The colonial order that imposed a new regulation and culture to the inhabitants of America, was not passively accepted. After the first rebellions they followed throughout the colony, and mainly in the 18Quito.