The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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... economic function in colonial America , and had a much wider range of economic opportunities than women in the Old Country . Frontier conditions created a spirit of comradeship and mutual help , and men and women worked together on a ...
... economic function in colonial America , and had a much wider range of economic opportunities than women in the Old Country . Frontier conditions created a spirit of comradeship and mutual help , and men and women worked together on a ...
Page 143
... economic gains women had made , as men were given priority in the competition for scarce jobs . World War II ... economy , dis- placing female war workers . Millions of women voluntarily retired to domesticity and war - deferred ...
... economic gains women had made , as men were given priority in the competition for scarce jobs . World War II ... economy , dis- placing female war workers . Millions of women voluntarily retired to domesticity and war - deferred ...
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... economic ills of society embraced a variety of social and economic reforms and focused their attention on giving women economic equality with men . Feminists saw the key to all problems of society in the enactment of female suf- frage ...
... economic ills of society embraced a variety of social and economic reforms and focused their attention on giving women economic equality with men . Feminists saw the key to all problems of society in the enactment of female suf- frage ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |