During the 1920s, women's status in both the workplace and politics experienced significant changes. The decade saw an increase in women's employment opportunities, particularly in clerical, teaching, and service jobs, fueled by the aftermath of World War I and the growing demand for labor. Additionally, the passage of the 19th Amendment in 1920 granted women the right to vote, marking a pivotal moment in their political empowerment and encouraging greater participation in public life. This period also fostered a cultural shift, with women increasingly challenging traditional gender roles and advocating for greater rights and freedoms.
For one, they were given the right to vote in the US
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what did hitlar believe what a womens role should be To whoever wrote what is one the top, what were you thinking? You don't answer a question with another question.
It was the convention that promoted womens rights
Womens rights
womens are mild and soft natured by birth and as in politics , politicians should be dare and fast moving womens cannot fight so although women is part of humanity they do not have participation in politics
More rights and stronger political and socially and economic positions
Because politics have granted women their rights, the answer is yes.
women won the right to vote
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women won the right to vote
because the womans live at the church since world war .,.,
there are very few jobs available from women
Womens gained the right to own property and slaves but just not to vote
Womens gained the right to own property and slaves but just not to vote
Womens gained the right to own property and slaves but just not to vote
With the men away fighting, the women took over many of the jobs traditionally done by men.