After the revolution, what changes took place concerning divorce in the united states?

After the American Revolution, women were granted more rights to divorce.  

Further Explanations:

Nineteenth-Century in the “United States” advocated on a large scale for the betterment of women's condition in the nation. A lot of movement was initiated so as to grant full civil,fundamental and constitutional rights of women. Renaissance era , Enlightenment era, and Progressive era all advocated for the rights of the Women’s of the nation. All these factors also sowed the seed of the “American revolution”. One important impact  of the “American Revolution” on the lives of the women was that they were granted more rights than earlier era.  

After the rebellion, women were granted several constitutional rights among which one was “Rights to petition for divorce”. Before the revolution  during the colonial days, females were not permitted to possess property and file for divorce. The prevalence of widows' loyalty against the British army , led to the change and granting to such rights.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High school

Subject: US History  

Chapter: America Revolution

Keywords:

Nineteenth-Century, United States, women's condition, civil,fundamental, constitutional rights, Renaissance era , Enlightenment-era, Progressive era, American Revolution, Rights to petition for divorce

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