For a while, it looked like women were going to get their foot in the door of politics. They had men working along side of them for a common goal: the protection of their families and a voice in Parliament. Once the women got that foot in the door, though, the Chartist men slammed the door hard. So, what if women hadn’t been shut out this way? What if the men hadn’t left them out politically? If they weren’t left out, the upper and middle-classes would’ve had nothing to do with them. They still believed that women weren’t equal and wouldn’t give a woman the right to vote, since the woman should be seen and not heard. The woman’s place is in the home not politics was the decree and they wouldn’t change their minds about that during the time period.

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