How Did Evita Peron Revolutionize The Country

Evita Peron, an Argentine actress, radio broadcaster, and politician, struck deep into the hearts of countless individuals who had been living under the shadows of Argentina's richest families for decades. What started out as a girl living in poverty, dreaming of one day starring in her own movies and plays, eventually turned into Evita seeking the title of the first lady of the country. Through the struggles she endured and the odds against her due to her being a woman with no rights, the working class fell in love with their new first lady who would eventually revolutionize the country though her ability as a politician by giving the lower class workers better conditions and a start on the countries women's rights movement.
As a child, Evita Peron was a girl who seemed to have no success in her future. Growing up in a small, poor town named ‘Los Toldos’, a town described by a foreigner as a place to visit if you’re
Evita worked tirelessly day and night signing forms to give workers higher wages, which was a duty Juan had left to the First Lady. For months this persisted, but she never denied any unreasonable request and kept working. In her free time, she worked on bringing in an end to the lack of women's voice in Argentina, a feat which seemed impossible because the lack of support she had from other government officials. However, Evita was never one to give up and after just 1 year since her husband had entered office as president, she was able to bring women the right to vote and gave women the ability to run for government positions in the form of written law in 1947 (Mental Floss). Due to her death, just 5 months after revolutionizing change her country, Evita was only able to witness the great duty she had done for Argentina for a brief time, however, the effects were groundbreaking and inspired many to continue her