Women played significant roles during the French Revolution, as activists, propagandists, and leaders. Figures like Olympe de Gouges articulated women's rights, particularly through her "Declaration of the Rights of Woman." Women participated in protests, such as the March on Versailles, demanding food and political representation. Their activism highlighted the connection between gender equality and political change, influencing revolutionary ideologies. Women’s contributions, often overlooked, challenged traditional roles, earning them a place in history as vital participants in the revolutionary process, advocating for both their rights and broader societal transformation.