A woman's role was to take care of the children, the house, the farm, cook the dinner, wash the clothes, feed the chickens, bake the bread, help her husband bring in the crops, make candles, make butter, take care of the sick, have children, bury the dead ( often that was her husband or a child) and to do anything her husband wanted her to do. Women didn't have any rights, couldn't own property, have a bank account, vote, couldn't go to school/college, and had very little rights to express themselves. A few women broke out of this, but the majority didn't. Think about this for a second: In the Civil War and in WW1 many women were left alone by a husband, father, brother, even uncle, but they didn't have any of the rights to support themselves or take care of their children. They had to depend on a male relative, lawyer, or someone appointed to take care of the money, property and business that was left by the male that died. No government agency gave them food stamps, aid, or money. They were totally alone.
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Literacy rates have dramatically increased in the last 100 years. Nearly all individuals are literate by the time they are in first grade.
A decade is 10 years; I always thought it was at least 100 years.
According the Bureau of Printing & Engraving, the average lifespan of a $100 bill is about 22 years.
Yes, cotton was a common material used to make dresses 100 years ago. High end would be silk and wool, but cotton was used for hat climates.
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Yes. She played a significant role in the 100 Years War.
Womans sprint hurdles are 100 meters while men's are 110
Close to 100% when it is flooded!
A medium-sized apple, a deck of playing cards, or a light bulb are common household items that weigh around 100 grams.
She was not born when Bull Run happened. It will be another 100 years.
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the average household spends around £100 a week on energy, a cost which could easily be reduced.
Sunlight soap was first introduced in 1884, making it over 100 years old. It has a long history of being used for household cleaning and personal hygiene purposes.
A 100 years is a century
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