in the first morning after the Latin America Independence, these New Nations were eager looking for a new political, economic and above all a Cultural  Model to follow. The Elite Criollos rejected the Spanish model for being colonizer and cruel. They also rejected our Indigenous and the Afro-American for considered salvage and barbarians. Therefore, the new Elite Criollos had no choice but to imitate the most prestige systems of the era: The French, The English, and The United States. This Euro-Bourgeoisie model system was the standard to follow in the New Nations.  Jean Jacques Rousseau had a huge influence in the making of the women’s place in society during this century. Rousseau’s Emile limits women’s role in this new society to wife and mother.  Women in general are going to be marginalized in this new patriarch bourgeois world. Just as Rousseau used his ability to write to educate the new upcoming middle class and bourgeois, Echeverria and his contemporary writers are going to do the same in Latin America. Now to our question: Analyze the role of women in Camila's time and Echeverias’ El Matadero: individual freedom, rights, access to education, independence, motherhood. Are women still struggling within our societies? Can you give examples of our era that limits women’s individual rights, education, independence motherhood etc.?