In 1914 women were still regarded as 'belonging' to their husbands and very few worked outside the home, if they did it was as teachers, nurses etc. and then only single women, middle class married women did not work. Working class married women might clean or take in laundry. During World War I many men went off to war and the women had to take over the jobs that they did. Things like working in factories, driving buses etc. Of course many of the men did not come back so the women had to continue with the work. Many women were now widowed so they had to work to support the family. Finally, many of the women enjoyed the work they did outside the home and the added responsibility, so they were not as willing to go back to the old ways.
This also started the breakup of extended families as people had to move where the jobs were. This really all started with the Industrial Revolution and is still going on today.
The United States and Great Britain have been allies since 1917 when the U.S. went to Britain's aid . They have remained strong allies ever since.
the black slaves. since the 13oos and made a great impact on Britain
It didn't - Great Britain isn't a country. If you are referring to the United Kingdom, it was a founding nation and has therefore been a member since 1945.
since the 17 century
King Charles(III) is sovereign of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. He has been sovereign since September 2022 , on the death of his mother , Queen Elizabeth (II).
The United States and Great Britain have been allies since 1917 when the U.S. went to Britain's aid . They have remained strong allies ever since.
There are no vampires in great britain. Not since the 50's and the migration. Basically everywhere else though.
Great Britain beat Australia at the 2008 Olympics
Significant for Great Britain, the war was not global yet as the US was not in it; and Germany would not invade Britain since they did not control the air.
the black slaves. since the 13oos and made a great impact on Britain
what is the main reason great Britain has not been successfully invaded since the Norman Conquest of 1066
Since the exchange rate changes all the time, you better look this up in an online exchange rate calculator (for example, XE).
Michael Kinnear has written: 'The British voter: an atlas and survey since 1885' -- subject(s): Elections, Great Britain, Great Britain. Parliament 'The British voter' -- subject(s): Elections, Great Britain, Great Britain. Parliament, Maps
It didn't - Great Britain isn't a country. If you are referring to the United Kingdom, it was a founding nation and has therefore been a member since 1945.
Great Britain does not have a flag (since Great Britain is the name of an island, not a country). However, the country that occupies that island, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, does have a flag. The British Flag's proper name is the Union Flag but some people call it the Union Jack.
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since the 17 century