In Elizabethen England, the idea of 'rights' did not exist. Everyone was deemed , at law, to be free.
NB The first idea of 'rights' was the Magna Carta. This was a document coercivly signed by King John, stating that everyone, including the King, was subject to the law.
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No ! Equal rights for women are not going to be a feature until at least the 20th century. Women in Britain (aged 30+) cannot even vote till 1918, with all women allowed to vote at the same ages as men in 1928.
They all had the same rights. however women in Elisabethan times were denied their rights as amater of coarse.
It promoted equal rights for women and men. Equal voting rights, equality, etc.
Olympe de Gouges wrote a "Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen" in 1791, declaring that women were also citizens and should have rights equal to those of men. She was then_________________. Elected to office.
Man has only the rights he invents and recognizes to be rights. Remember when the US was founded it was said that all men were created equal but negros and women could not vote.
The primary risk to women has been childbirth.