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In what ways were women in the workforce discriminated against?
Paying them less money than male workers
In what ways were women excluded from the abolitionist movement?
Women were excluded from the abolitionist movement because at that time in history, women did not have any rights. Women could not own property or own a business. Women could not sign documents that freed slaves.
In what ways did the reform movement of the mid 19th century affect the lives of women?
women were deeply involved in the issues of abolition and temperance and less heavily involved in issues of women's rights.
What are some details on the ways reformers fought against slavery?
They usually lead revolts.
Advantages and disadvantages of railroads in the U.S.?
The advantages was people, goods, and beef could be moved faster from east to west. It connected the country and opened ways for people like Sears to sell through a catalog from dolls to kit houses. The disadvantages was it took lands from people and displaced Native Americans from ancestral lands. Also added a layer of pollution from the use of coal to create the steam and the men building the railroad lines were treated harshly and discriminated against.
In what ways were women in the work force discriminated against?
In 1950
In what ways were women in the workforce discriminated against?
Paying them less money than male workers
5 ways in which african-americans were discriminated against?
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What are two ways that Africans were discriminated against by white government?
The Jim Crow laws discriminated in voting, housing, schools, and in many other ways.
What were ways hawaiian's were discriminated against during world war 2?
because we fought against japan and that is apart of hawais roots
Examples of cultural discrimination?
a person could be discriminated against due to their culture in many ways for example the colour they were in western countries men wear pink whereas in the uk it is seen as been gay.
How the law helps to enhance social justice?
One of the primary ways the law helps to enhance social justice is through the role of courts in the protection of suspect classes and their rights as citizens. Suspect classes meaning people of color, women, homosexuals (depending on your jurisdiction), basically anyone that can be or has been widely discriminated against.
Ten ways a person can be discriminated against?
skin color, poor,intelligence,appearance,height,weight,nationality,hair color, race, gender, religion, class
What did African Americans in the urban North have in common with those in the South How might their concerns have differed?
Both were discriminated against in many ways including social and business ways. African Americans in the US have had to fight prejudice and violence for centuries.
Have you ever felt inferior for being a woman Have you ever been discriminated against for being a woman/man at work Or do you know someone who has been If it's the case, please share your experiences.?
Discriminated against? Yes, frequently. Not necessarily in obvious ways of course... the prejudice is far more sinister! It's implicit and often unintentional, thus granting people immunity from censure.
Did African American come through reconstruction better or worse?
They really were worse off in some ways. This was because they were discriminated against, robbed, and sometimes killed, by people who did not think they deserved freedom.
What event caused women to look at the ways society judged and discriminated against them as a group?
The women's suffrage movement, particularly the Seneca Falls Convention in 1848, played a significant role in highlighting the discrimination and societal restrictions imposed on women. The event brought together women from different backgrounds to discuss and address issues such as legal and political rights, education, and employment opportunities. This marked a critical moment in women's consciousness-raising as a collective group and sparked a broader examination of gender inequality.
