Ladies Are not to Be Forgotten! Followed by the revolutionary change in America, the demand to consider both genders equally both in the social and political sphere was quite predictable. However, Abigail Adams’s suggestion was considered a flight of fancy and nothing more even by her liberal husband. Even though Mrs. Adams’s proposal was not considered as a worthwhile one as America was being reborn and reunited, it is obvious that the traces of this unusual and daring idea finally led to the feminist movement and the acceptance of women’s rights all over the world. Therefore, the first suggestion of establishing the system of man and woman’s equal rights and freedoms that was founded first at the distant end of the XVIII century finally led to the ideas of feminism and women’s rights acceptance spreading all over the world. Being a decisive woman of great will and determination, she managed to break new ground in the world belonging to men, and only men. Perhaps, many women politicians owe their positions in the government to this courageous and daring First Lady of 1797. Paying more attention to the ideas which Abigail Adams suggested, one can notice that her arguments were grounded impeccably – declaring independence for all the citizen of America, it would be unjust and illogical to consider men superior to women, since the Declaration of Independence granted each person of America with equal and indefeasible rights, among them the right to participate in the governmental issues. Basing her arguments on the Declaration, she claimed that women must be equal to men when participating in governmental debates and political issues. A revolutionary idea in the country seized by revolution, this was more than people could take, which John Adams understood perfectly well. There is no doubt that it was the caution that made John Adams suppress his wife’s attempts to establish the system of equal rights. Fearing that this will trigger another surge of people’s rage, Adams rejected the idea of gender equality. It is quite peculiar that the president grounded his ideas on the fact that the existing “Masculine” theory is the only reasonable means to conduct the state policy. As Adams considered his wife’s ideas of equality inconsistent, he emphasized that the rest of her considerations, among them the one touching upon the constitutional issues, are going to be tackled sooner or later, thus contradicting himself – practically, he admitted that Lady Adams could participate in the political affairs. However, this was the kind of participation that could be called detached and rather insignificant. No matter how hard Abigail could have tried, the problem would not have moved any further – it was still enough to shift it from the dead point. Therefore, it can be considered that the revolution for democracy in America was followed by another one – the feminist revolution. Although what Abigail Adams started could be called only the prerequisites of the feminism movement, this was quite enough for a start. There is no doubt that the achievements of Abigail Adams can be compared to the most significant achievements of the world political leaders. Also, Abigail Adams initiated the movement which would further on grip the Europea