Since World War II, the role of women in the family has undergone significant transformation. During the war, many women entered the workforce to fill roles left vacant by men who were serving, which helped shift societal perceptions about women's capabilities and independence. Post-war, while some women returned to traditional domestic roles, the feminist movements of the 1960s and 1970s further advanced women's rights, leading to greater participation in education and the workforce. Today, women often balance careers and family responsibilities, with evolving gender norms encouraging shared parenting and household duties.
By World War 2, women were working mainstream jobs and taking on more responsibilities outside the home, since most men were off to war.
women are able to work nowadays
cooking and cleaning. not much has changed since then, eh?
since world war ll
After World War II, there were several social changes in Japan. One of the changes that had a humongous impact was the role of women. The cost of living was extremely high in Japan following the war and as a result of this, people in the workforce had to work much longer weeks. To help keep their families afloat, many women started working, which changed their social status in Japan. With more and more women in the workforce, they began to gain more political, legal, and social freedoms. With an increase in the amount of women working, roles within the family and housing arrangements had changed, which resulted in a decline in the importance of family, which used to be considered sacred in the Japanese lifestyle. With the importance of family decreasing, young people began making important life choices that were once made by their parents, like who to marry and where to work, on their own.
50 shades of grey made life better.
The opportunities available to them.
Now, men and women get equal pay for the same jobs. Since World War II, the world is now a little bit fairer :)
By World War 2, women were working mainstream jobs and taking on more responsibilities outside the home, since most men were off to war.
women are able to work nowadays
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Explain how the nazi attitude toward women changed over the course of world war 2?
world war 2Their lives changed forever
its given women the opportunity to compete in sports and be considered somewhat equal to men
Women's Lib (women's liberation) reached Japan too.
Women got more respect.
Chinese women have starting shifting away from their traditional family roles. Many are seeking careers and are getting involved in politics.