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How has the lives of women in rwanda have changed in recent years?
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Why Rwanda African women do not have a menstrual cycle?
Women in Rwanda do have a menstrual cycle, like women in any other country do.
What is an example of civic participation for many women in rwanda?
serving on Rwanda's parliament
How have the lives of women been changed by work since 1948?
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What happened to women after world war 2?
world war 2Their lives changed forever
Who is more educated men or women in Rwanda?
Men
How were Western European women's lives significantly changed in the 1960's?
(A) Widespread use of oral contraceptives.
How did Edith Cowan change the lives of women and children?
Edith changed womens lifes because they were allowed to stand for parliment. She changed childrens lifes so they were cared for.
First African country to elect a government in which the majority of members were women?
Rwanda
Why should we remember Laura Ingalls Wilder?
Laura Ingalls Wilder was a very special women in history. She changed peoples lives.
How did the votes of women change politics?
The votes of women changed politics only slightly because many women were still dependent on the values and opinions of men. In recent times the votes of women have encouraged consideration of aspects like child care and health care.
WHICH TRENCH-TOWN YOUTH CHANGED A WORD WHICH CHANGED THE CULTURE OF JAMAICAN WOMEN?
Ras Cardo at the tender age of twelve changed a word which changed the culture of poor and disadvantaged Jamaican ghetto women, and this resonated to changing the lives and culture of women globally. In 1962 he changed a negatively stigmatized word- STREGGAE, to -REGGAE, to which the music is now attached. The word- Streggae disparaged and demeaned women in the society. Ras Cardo decided to make his music send the message of healing for the nation.
How did women’s contributions during the war change their lives after the war?
Women's lives changed a great deal after WW1. No longer were they protected by the innocence of peace. In fact, women became more aware of the global conflicts that surrounded them and their respective nations. The majority of women also went to work to fend for themselves and their children.
