Women in the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries significantly change the perception of themselves in society. The female position changed because the women began fighting for the right to vote after the French Revolution. Movements for women’s rights, women’s suffrage extremism and commitment to social and educational changes, women have fought for their status in society. Although he was not the same as the male, there could be a significant number of women who tried and eventually managed to fight for women’s status during this period. During the reference period, several women from present-day Croatia who have advocated female law can be observed, mainly through the educational system. Some of the first Croatian teachers worked through humanity-socialized work and thus remained permanently recorded in Croatian history. The advocacy course can also accompany the work for women’s rights and the opening up of the first institutions intended for women of that age. As part of the work, feminism is also described as the social phenomenon of the late 1800 “s, which is today in various forms. The work also deals with the philosophical theme of male views on women’s historical status. The work has brought together women’s history in its most potent and efficient time.