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Women were nurses in World War I there werent any Women soldiers in World War I and few women leaders.


they did the mens work. some of them went to work in factory's to produce weapon's, some of them made clothes, also some of them went to war as paramedics or amblaunce drivers.

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Canadian women during the first world war were forced to work in factories as the men were off fighting in the war. They took over many of te mens job so when the men returned the womens social status was increased and shortly after women were given the right to vote in Canada. Women also helped out during the war not only at the home front but across seas in the war doing simple tasks such as driving ambulance trucks.

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They were treated because they did not have to go and fight in the war they just supported there family

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