Summary Of 'Breaking Traditions And A Family Affair'

The passages “Breaking Traditions” by Kathleen Ernst and “A Family Affair” by Gina De’Angilis and Lisa Ballinger support the claim that war transformed women’s lives. Although the passages are different and use different wordplay they are a bit related and have similar facts and statements. In the passage “Breaking Traditions” before war started women were unorthodox and were viewed as individuals who had no ability of being introduced to hard labor. Those views of them were not correct it did not reveal their talents, abilities, and dreams that they withheld. In paragraph 2 it stated “women were expected to keep busy at home and church and to avoid heavy labor, business, and politics.’ This statement shows that society didn’t view