When did women get paid equally to men?

Answer 1

men and women were always equal. they were created equal. they were technically always entitled to the same things.

if you are talking about legally, it depends on the nation and situation.

in the us, technically the 14th amendment made all people have equal protection under the law in 1868.

the 19th amendment actually gave women the right to vote in 1920

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Answer 2

In the United States, women were able to vote if they met the property restrictions in New Jersey from 1776 to 1807, the state then disenfranchised them.

The right to vote was established in Wyoming Territory in 1869. After that several other territories and states gave women voting rights. Suffrage was extended to all women in the country in 1920.

In the UK, women got the same voting rights as men in 1928.

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Answer 3

The right to vote came in 1920, but other rights have come a bit at a time. For the first time there are now 60 women in congress. In the 1990's the first woman became a fighter pilot. Women gained rights in sports with Title 4 of the civil rights act. Today women are still trying to get equal pay for equal work, financial freedom, rights concerning health care, and a whole host of things.

Answer 4

Actually, no where on Earth are women exactly equal to men yet. Women are more equal to men in some countries, though.

Answer 5

They still don't. It depend's which rights you are speaking of.

Answer 6

Unfortunately they have never had the same pay, but I hope they will some day.

Answer 7

AS A MAN I KNOW THE ARE EQUAL AND HAVE BEEN SINCE THE BEGINNG OF TIME.

Answer 8

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