During the nineteenth century, Catharine Beecher had a vision in changing the women’s role within a society to a more powerful, unified system where they have the same rights and duties as the men. The principles of democracy that she explained about are similar to the ideas of Christianity (Beecher, pg 1). Although nature has appointed differences between the physical and moral of man and women, all human beings should be treated equally with at least similar career opportunities, being able to have a voice in the political and economic decision, and most importantly, receive a proper education that allows both the men and and women to have intellectual and moral characters to build a successful democratic institutions (Beecher, pg 7). In
