You get into an exploration of what capitalism is, and whether patriarchy is an outcome of capitalism (or vice versa?) The questions are very interesting, and fundamental to feminism. I probably won't feel able to contribute to the discussion but will be reading it with interest!
FWIW - and this is my opinion, not a continuance of any theory - I feel that oppression has always been a precondition of capital growth. Such oppression hasn't always been necessarily targeted at women, but women have been among oppressed groups and have generally ended up double-oppressed: the oppressed groups seeking someone to oppress for their own benefit. As it's often said here, women tend to end up at the bottom of any pile.
My particular interest in this process is less about how & why women have historically been targeted by 'owner' oppression - that seems obvious to me. I'm more exercised by women are still being oppressed in industrially-developed societies, and what to do about it.
Technology was supposed to relieve the need for a servant/slave/underdog class and it should, really, have done so. Nobody seems to have thought through the economics of it, though. I was told not to do my dissertation on this matter, way back when, and it looks as if "They" are still afraid to examine the question. I do feel we're living through an exciting time for women. I'll be watching the discussion with interest!