During the time of 1815 to 1860, women moved out of the homes and began working in factories, as well as advocating for social reforms and religious revivals. This transformed women’s role in society greatly as well as influenced the opinions of women, which will ultimately shape the women’s movement. Despite women remaining inferior to men, women’s role in the family, workplace, and society transformed due to the Second Great Awakening and the antebellum market revolution. Women from different walks of life and different areas in the United States migrated to cities in order to begin work in factories. In these factories, working conditions were not ideal and factory workers often worked long and grueling hours, up to 13 hours a day. However,