In otl women played a measurable part in the actual actions in the French Revolution.
They were not given voting rights. Later Napoleon actually wrote laws that reinforced their submission.
However on many other issues the revolution was incredibly radical.
Is it possible that women could have gained more rights and maybe leadership positions?
Would it have had any effect on the actual events of 1790 to 1815?
If this happened would it have helped or harmed the 19th Century women's movement outside France?
They were not given voting rights. Later Napoleon actually wrote laws that reinforced their submission.
However on many other issues the revolution was incredibly radical.
Is it possible that women could have gained more rights and maybe leadership positions?
Would it have had any effect on the actual events of 1790 to 1815?
If this happened would it have helped or harmed the 19th Century women's movement outside France?