Women always worked, from gatherine roots in the Stone Age, to harvesting, to working on markets, as entertainers, as healers, in businesses or labor, as bakers, weavers etc.
It was only very recent that middle-and upper class women only took care of the household.
If they didn't, there would be nobody to help make the machinery and supplies for on the homefront, and across seas. Women started woking in factories to support their families and their country. It was the patriotic thing to do.
We live in a democracy and therefore there is no bias between a man and a women.
Women started working in factories during World War 1. Men went to war to fight. This left factories without workers, so women had to work at them.
Much of the reason stemmed from the work women did during World War 1.
are you for or against women's work
women began to say that the work they did in the home with their families was just as important as the work men performed in their jobs and women ought to be respected for their work at home.
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women should go to work because it whould be hard if there is no men in your family.
Women went to work in the companies that manufactured armament.
For women in the 19th century, the most common work for women was seamstress, childcare, housekeeper, cook, laundress.
they woked in movies and kinda jobs women have today. nanashi
Women were 6% of coal miners in the USA in 2013, according to National Mining Association statistics.
Women have always worked - running the home, raising children, etc. It's hard work, too. If you mean did women work outside the home in jobs for which they were paid, yes, they did. Teachers, doctors, lawyers, factory workers, cleaners, maids, cooks - all the jobs that women do today, although not in such great numbers as today.
Because society, and culture excepts women to work and have equal opportunities as men, if not more in my opinion.
There is an sba for women. There is over 5000 small bank that work with the goverment and help women, wether serving or just living at home. So call today!
As of January 2021, approximately 57% of women are part of the workforce in the United States. However, this percentage can vary by country and over time due to factors such as cultural norms, policies, and economic conditions.
The rights that women are still fighting for today are the rights to vote and get paid for all the work they do. Also, for the right to participate in government a lot.
There are 25 million slaves around the world today ( including the United States) and a majority of them are children and women as sex slaves. Isis has taken a lot of women as slaves and in Southeast Asia many children are used as sex slaves. China has slaves that are forced to work in work farms.
todays women can go in public but the ameridian women could not. women today cannot be taken away and just be given away unlike the ameridian women. women today can be with anyone but the ameridian women were limited to only men. now women can do whatever they please other than ameridian women.
in kush women work in the fields
Yes, attitudes toward women have evolved over the years, with progress made towards gender equality. Women have gained more rights and opportunities in education, work, and society. However, there are still challenges such as gender stereotypes and discrimination that continue to affect women's experiences.