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Themes in Macbeth :bulb: - Coggle Diagram

- - - - expected to be loyal and respectful wives, mothers and daughters
      - Angering men would often result in women being kicked out of their homes or killed
      - It was nearly impossible for a woman to raise and support a family on her own in the jacobean era
      - They received little to no education which largely restricted their movements and decisions in life
    - - They were encouraged to be aggressive to assert their dominance
      - Being a warrior was largely celebrated and dying in battle was an idealised way to die
      - They still had to abide by strict standards like being the bread-winners and being able to financially support themselves
      - Men had much easier lives than women- they were householders, politicians and landlords meaning they had the majority of the power
      - the patriarchy in the jacobean era granted men unconditional power and encouraged them to be tyrants