Women During The Industrial Revolution

As a result of the United States joining the first world war many of the american men where sent of to serve their country. This led to a shortage of men workers in the industries and to fill their spots woman workers where hired. They worked during poor conditions getting a minimum wage for dangerous work during very long hours, but where even so more determined to show what they as women where capable of. (gör om, gör rätt - ta in mer om vad de ville sen)

The Middle Ages did not accomplish much change in the scientific field, the believes of the world was controlled by the Catholic church which teach was based on the legacy of the Ancient Greece. The students of science at this time did not think much of this and accepted the churches words as their truth. During the Renaissance this little by little changed. It was now a time of culture movement and the form of education was gradually changing. Learning was now done
The Enlightenment gave women the thoughts that they as women where capable of more then just house chores. It was a chans for women to think for themselves and to come to the conclusion that they where equal to men. The Industrial Revolution also gave women a push into the workforce and gave them a chance to actually prove to themselves and others that they where more then just the pretty housewives, they maintained their households but also helped support the war. The fist World War gave women the push they needed to enter a male-dominant society and they finally had the opportunity to show the world that they had just as much to contribute and had the right to take on as much responsibility as the men. Nevertheless, without the Enlightenment and the Industrial Revolution women would not have believed in themselves enough to make this kind of huge effort and contribution to the