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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
Which of the following would not have been the Jon of a poor working-class woman?
It is not clear what you are referring to by "Jon." Please provide more context or clarify your question.
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
What is an example of a job that a working class man would most likely hold?
The working class are people employed for wages, especially in manual labor occupations and skilled labor industrial work. A working class man would most likely hold any of the following jobs:Meat packer Janitor/Maintenance Truck Driver Dishwasher Factory worker Construction Farm/Ranch labor Construction
Who is the target audience for woman and home?
The target audience for Woman and Home magazine is women ages 20 to 55 who have an upper middle class income level. These people would include homemakers who enjoy cooking and working mothers.
Which jobs would have be held by middle class woman?
teacher
Who is the woman working out in the Worx commercial?
that would be Heather Storm.
What is a job of a working class man would hold?
Meatpacker
Which of the folloeing jobs would have been held by a middle class woman?
Teacher
Would not been the job of a poor working class women?
office manager
What scenario is the type of conflict that Karl max predicted would take place?
workers' salary demands would be ignored by factory owners
Which of the following would Arthur Miller say would make the best tragic hero for a modern play and a modern audience?
A typical working man or woman is who Arthur Miller would say would make the best tragic hero for a modern play and a modern audience.
