topics we have on the syllabus in the coming weeks. all right. so for lecture today, i think it s basically going to be in about four parts, right? so i m going to start talking about the changes that the revolution brought in terms political power for both in terms of how they perceive their power and how society perceives their power. well, i m going to go through a couple of historians conceptions of women s changing political power, especially in the early republic. and then i ll kind of talk about the backlash to those expanding political roles and political power. and then finally, we ll spend most of the time talking about a scandal in andrew jackson s we can maybe call a sex scandal. it might be pushing it, but i think pretty compelling and a good example of what we ll be talking about today in a lot of ways, what we ve already been talking about thus far this semester. okay. so i want to argue that there were not a whole lot of changes in terms of legal rights and st
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