In the 19th century there was a rise of feminism due to its social role in life. Women were expected to be an average housewife, to take orders from their husbands without questioning them. The woman did not have privileges such as the right to vote, education, free spirit and work. They lived in a patriarchal society where the man made all the decisions in the house and his wife followed them. Inequality between the sexes created frustration among women, against whom they rebelled after a prolonged mental impact. It can be said that women's ambition to fight for their rights gave rise to the feminist movement. This movement was based on a number of views, political ideologies, cultural and moral beliefs in which women felt obligated to obtain the rights given to them. The feminist movement was a multi-faceted set of waves, each leaving an imprint on issues of social status, legal inequalities, and liberation. The attempt to create a feminist movement dates back to the early 1800s, when women were not considered equal to a man in religious contributions. If women did not belong to a wealthy class, they did not have privileges or the will to think freely. Around the 19th century the religion gained some popularity among the general female population. The goal of religious feminists was to change how their roles were perceived in the life of the church. Their goal was to create an image that shaped their role in the church and hope that the outcome would positively influence their quality of life at home. This motivation for change has created two feminist camps, egalitarianism and complementarianism. Egalitarians were feminist camps, focused on equality. The belief of the Democratic Socialist Perspective was... at the heart of the paper... a forced force, balancing their social life and right to property. Without the enactment of the 19th Amendment, which guarantees women the right to vote, they would have no influence in today's political decisions. The choice to hold political seats is now their right. A recent example can be seen through Hillary Clinton, who was a presidential candidate in 2008. Women are now on a path to earning advanced degrees than ever before. They also occupy higher positions within the workforce. There has been a trend in women working in various fields. Today a woman can choose to be an athlete, an astronaut, a surgeon, an engineer, a scientist or any other professional field of her choice. Women now contribute income within the household. The path of feminism is now a never-ending path, moving rapidly in the direction of achieving equality for all.