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    Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe “Women are taught to mother‚ while men are conditioned to dominate and control.” This book is about the story of a man‚ Okonkwo‚ who is a member in the Igbo community. You gain an insight on the life of their village as well as the certain roles in their society. In Things Fall Apart‚ the women are portrayed to do the stereotypical aspects of womanhood and men are portrayed to do the expected duties of men. First of all‚ with the female characters‚ they are

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    A study was conducted a at college and it was found that 74.4% of women who have a normal-body weight have said that they think about their body all the time or almost all the time. There are many people‚ mostly women that struggle with thinking negatively about their body. The problem of negative body image can be solved by teaching people to not idolize celebrities and their bodies‚ stop weighting themselves daily or weekly‚ and realizing that being prejudice to size and shape is a form of discrimination(

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    How are women portrayed in The Crucible? In Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible”‚ we are faced with an interesting psychological question: What would happen if the lowest social rank attained power? After all‚ in the time of the Salem witch trials‚ women suffered because of their low rank and were expected to submit themselves to men. However‚ instead of portraying strong female figures‚ which combat outdated beliefs of a woman’s duty‚ this play casts women as weak creatures whose only access to

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    Throughout history women have been undermined by the patriarchy. There is no difference when it comes to rock and roll. Since the late 1950s when women first began to make their entry into rock and roll until now‚ women have been making great strides in the industry. However‚ as James Brown and Betty Jean Newsome state in their 1966 single‚ “this is a man’s world”. Women have constantly been cheated out of credit and money. They have also not been taken seriously as musicians. They have been

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    An important aspect of the American Revolution that is not highlighted enough is the support and aid women provided. The American Revolution occurred from 1775 until 1783 and came to light due to the growing tensions between the residents who lived in the thirteen colonies and the government of Great Britain. The colonial revolt led to the independence of these thirteen colonies and established a stepping stone to what later became the formation of the United States of America. Patriots‚ the American

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    the WPA ran 90 camps in 1936 for 5‚000 young women‚ none of which received wages. However‚ the New Deal saw some women achieve prominent positions‚ such as Frances Perkins‚ the first female cabinet member‚ who in her position as the Secretary of Labor removed 59 corrupt officials from the Labor Department. Unfortunately‚ they could be viewed as "only symbolic concessions to the status of women". Overall‚ the New Deal was only slightly significant for women in the 1930s because the New Deal programs

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    How was the perception of women changed throughout the Second World War? World War Two (WW2) broke out in 1939 and would have great effect on the Australian Home Front. The impact was particularly felt by women and their role in society changed to a significant extent. These changes are clearly evident from many factors that took place during the course of the war although‚ the most significant changes were due to the introduction of women to the predominantly male orientated workforce‚ fashion

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    Women had many huge contributions to the Revolutionary Movement. Many women performed traditional jobs‚ as well as scandalous roles. There were jobs like nurses‚ cooks and maids‚ yet there were also roles such as secret soldiers and spies. All women who supported the patriot cause were known as The Daughter of Liberty. They were an actual society‚ located around New England. Women who contributed to the Movement were brave and selfless and they all helped achieve the final goal of Independence.

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    In what ways did women’s live change after 1945? The life of women after the Second World War (1945) can be attributed to many different factors‚ some of these being; the work in which woman did and women and their family lives. With war ending‚ new political changes and roles of both men and woman changing all contributed to the changes of women’s life through the 20th century. Before 1945‚ as the Second World war was taking place people at home‚ often only the woman and the children‚ mainly had

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    South had a lot of differences and the South didn’t really appreciate it. The South had a lot more slavery than the North and the North was trying to take away slavery as a whole. A lot of men can’t go into war unless if they are a certain age. The women can’t go into war unless if they become a nurse because they weren’t seen as strong enough as the men were. Since the North and South had a lot of differences they would always start a war because the South wanted what the North had. The South

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