The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 125
... decades , unprecedented numbers of immigrants from Europe poured into the eastern seaboard cities . In the 1880's five and a quarter million entered the country each year ; in the next decade the figure was three and three - quarter mil ...
... decades , unprecedented numbers of immigrants from Europe poured into the eastern seaboard cities . In the 1880's five and a quarter million entered the country each year ; in the next decade the figure was three and three - quarter mil ...
Page 140
... decades , but they could not hold up the changes that were transforming American society , and with it American women . These changes , in turn , made the enactment of suffrage inevitable . PART FOUR The Modern Woman In the early ...
... decades , but they could not hold up the changes that were transforming American society , and with it American women . These changes , in turn , made the enactment of suffrage inevitable . PART FOUR The Modern Woman In the early ...
Page 188
... decades , motherhood and child nurture the next , some sort of training and part - time or full - time work fill the next two decades , while retirement provides a chance for community service . Career- oriented women place greater ...
... decades , motherhood and child nurture the next , some sort of training and part - time or full - time work fill the next two decades , while retirement provides a chance for community service . Career- oriented women place greater ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |