In the 1970s, the scientific study of the early history of American women was few and early, as the focus was largely on the role of women in the nineteenth century, especially during the revolutionary era. As for the field of American womens history in the early stages, its sources, methods, and coverage of its topics remained it is more complex, and other factors have been added that increase that complexity, such as race, gender, class, and the nature of the region. Despite this, over the past four decades, womens history has grown to become a vibrant field of study, focusing on documenting the details of womens status in society in that early era of American history.The history of the United States of America has received a fair amount of attention from specialists in the field of historical studies, especially in recent times, as it has included important aspects of the history of that country, whether political or economic, but the social aspect almost lacks the attention of specialists... So came Choosing the title of the research to highlight the challenges that women faced in early life in the American colonies.