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What Changes Occurred For Women Between The 1850's and WW1?
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What Changes Occurred For Women Between The 1850's and WW1? During the First World War, opportunities for women had been greatly changed. They had the chance to prove to the world that women were just as capable as men were when it comes to work. They gained many things such as new jobs, the vote, respect and freedom. However, what was life like for women before WW1 and 2? This essay will cover the changes that occurred in their favour between the 1850's and WW1. Before the 1850's education for women was poor compared to men's education. The young women who could afford an education were taught non-academic subjects such as sewing, embroidery, singing and deportment. Women were taught this type of subject so that they could become perfect wives. On the other hand men were taught subjects like science, maths, history and geography. This meant it was hard for women...
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