Married women were once barred from teaching, especially in large city schools. In 1901, married women were allowed to teach in school.
The Married Women's Relief Act is considered one the first success in establishing the right for women to vote. This Act entitled women a part of her husband's estate after he died if she was not adequately provided for by him.
no he didnt since he was a priest he was NOT allowed to be married or involed with a women.
a lot happened.....you should be more specific.......:v)
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Men and women
Yes: exactly like today.
no because they had no rights back then
women had to serve men
Mainly, to be a good mother and housewife. Emancipation of women started only decades later. In the Fifties it was not unusual that a woman holding a job had to resign the moment she married.
Many girls then were named for women in the Bible.
Women usually took care of kids and stayed home. They could also farm, and be a spinner.
for a married women is Mrs.
There is nothing unusual about the women on Fox News. They are equal to their male counterparts. Their job is a newscaster and they are performing their job very well.
... It encouraged women to speak out.
They used rags. That's why you might hear the term, "on the rag"
because they like women with experience in bed... and married women have that...