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=Working Conditions for Women in World War one were very dangerous. Since they had to makeammunition for the soldiers they it was very dangerous, because if one of the guns burst that can set off all the rest. It was a very dangerous job for the women to do that's why right when the men came home from war they went right back to their homes to do their regular jobs. The women got paid for working at those jobs but only half the price as men! They even put more hours into their jobs. The women noticed that they were not getting treated with the same respect as men so the women went on strike. When the women got the right to vote they decide to stop going on strike and go back to work sooner or later they got their jobs back that the men needed help for. Now these days women are in freedom from being in prison!!!=
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Are most women in the world Lesbians?
No, most women in the world are heterosexuals. It may seem like there are a ton of homosexual women because right now they are the loudest in there attemps to secure rights they want and the acceptance they want. The majority of heterosexual women are more concerned with jobs, careers, family and other issues not with homosexual issues.
What did women and children do during world war 1 in England?
women worked in the places of where men used to work like in farming ,stoking the fire and so on . old children helped their siblings like looking after the baby and stuff
What was it like working in mills in 1912?
boring
What what life like for a women after WW1?
Hard
How did it effect the women in World War 1?
How did what affect the women in WWI?You need to be more specific with your question. What is it that you want to know?Something like 13,000 women were enlisted in the Navy and Marine Corp just before and during WWI. They were enlisted with the same status and responsibilities as the men at that time, which may have pushed forward the women's rights movement in the U.S., leading to their right to vote in 1920.This site has some good information on it: http://userpages.aug.com/captbarb/femvets4.html
