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What kinds of jobs did working-class women hold?
seamstresses
Which of the following would not have been the job of a poor working-class woman?
The job of a working class woman would not have been a typist. "office worker" apex
Who does haessler say were the backbone of the movement why do you think working class women were not involved?
Haessler argues that the backbone of the movement consisted primarily of middle-class women who had the resources and social networks to organize and advocate for their rights. Working-class women might not have been involved due to various factors, such as their demanding work schedules, economic constraints, and limited access to education and resources, which made it difficult for them to participate in the movement. Additionally, the issues that concerned middle-class women may not have directly aligned with the immediate struggles faced by working-class women.
What job would have been held by a middle class women in1833?
C. Teacher
What would have not been a job of a working class woman?
The working class are people employed for wages, especially in manual labor occupations and skilled labor industrial work. A working class woman would not hold any of these types of jobs: Manager Doctor Lawyer Supervisor Executive Director IT Professional Accountant Auditor
Which of the following would not have been the job of a poor working -class woman?
The job of a working class woman would not have been a typist. "office worker" apex
Working model of science for class 9?
There are many forms for models someone could make for their science class. Depending on the type of science class it is and what parts have been taught already would depend on a appropriate model.
What not have been the job of a poor working-class woman?
office worker.
What did Higginbotham and Weber discover about women from working class backgrounds who now occupied professional managerial and administrative positions in Memphis?
Almost without exception, while they were still little girls, their parents had encouraged them to postpone marriage and get an education. Had there not been a structural change in society, the millions of new positions that women occupy would not exist.
What is a good title for the women march on Versailles?
Considering that most of the women who participated were tough, working-class, strong women--including the so-called poissonards (fishmongers)--the Oct. 5, 1789 march on Versailles could be called Ladies for Loaves (and Fishes), or Broads for Bread. And no, that second one isn't meant disrespectfully at all. They were champs. If the women hadn't been there, it's likely that the confrontation at the palace would have been a lot more bloody, at the expense of the protesters, not the guardsmen.
What were middle class like in 1912?
In 1912 only 20% of the population of Britain were middle class, they would have played games like lawn tennis and snooker. Reading was also popular in 1912. They probably would have had at least one servant and life would have been a lot better than the working class.
How has the social policy in Britain been shaped by one of the fallowing social groups the working class the middle class minority ethnic groups?
well, social policy in Britain been shaped by one of the fallowing social groups the working class the middle class minority ethnic groups by setling the united states and never been diversed.
