World War Two had a profound effect on the women of the United States -- particularly in the area of employment. Prior to the war most women were homemakers, stay-at-home mothers. few had a job or worked. Jobs for women were limited -- nurses, salesgirls, domestics (cooks, maids, cleaning women, etc.). During the war -- with all the men of draft age in the service and a giant demand for workers in war plants, factories, etc -- the women had to give up their old ways, roll up their sleeves and go out and work for the war effort. Needless to say they performed an enormous service for the country. I don't know what the country would have done without them. This broke the male-female work barrior and from then on there have been more and more women in the workforce. I don't know what the percentage of women in the workforce is today -- but it's very high. The extra income with both husband and wife working certainly provides them with a better lifestyle, better housing, and a lot of things their grandmothers didn't have. vcs
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Galina Chistyokova
Galina Chistyakova with a jump of 7.52 meters.
Peoples lives were shatted, birth defects, etc. Look up Long Term Effects of the Vietnam War on Google.
The current world record in women's long jump is held by Christel Schultz of Germany. Her record jump is 6.12 meters.
The Women's Long Jump World Record is currently held by Galina Chistyakova (USSR/Russia) who leaped 7.53m (24.7ft) on June 11,1988!
There different long term effects that Islamic Fundamentalism had in most parts of the world. This included governments, education and world view among others.
the long TERM effect was the CoLd WaR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Mercy Kuttan was the first Indian Woman to cross 6 meters in Long Jump in India
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because womens they tyre their hair with the poo and instead of water is pee