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    Women in Spanish America during the colonization: The perception of inequality was evident in the colonial Spanish America‚ man belief that women were lacked in capacity to reason as soundly as men. A normal day for European women in the new world was generally characterized by male domination‚ for example marriage was arranged by the fathers‚ women never go out except to go church‚ women didn’t have the right to express their opinions about politic or society issues. Subsequent to all these bad

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    During the time when a country or nation transformed their means of survival from farming or agriculture to a more factory or manufacturer based society‚ known as the Industrial Era‚ a party commonly known as the Progressives sought out to take action against the injustices in our society. Some such problems were women’s suffrage‚ slavery‚ political corruption and urbanization. Many men and women sought out to improve the inequalities of the American nation. A woman’s life during the Industrial

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    was under jurisdiction of President Andrew Johnson‚ who was a Southerner and also thought that African Americans shouldn’t have a role in Reconstruction‚ American Historian‚ Robert Cruden said of Johnson‚ "His Jacksonian philosophy had perhaps an even greater flaw in view of the problems he confronted: it had some place for the Negro as a free man‚ but it had none for him as an equal"1. During the Presidential Reconstruction‚ 1865-1867‚ Johnson appointed provisional governors and ordered them to

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    In the pre-Columbian period‚ Indigenous women held diverse roles‚ which included occupations such as artisans‚ doctors‚ midwives‚ and marketers. Indigenous women collaborated in harvesting crops‚ preparing food‚ herded animals‚ and oversaw school dances and songs. Pre-Columbian Indigenous societies believed that women and men should obey each other because they were equal. Although the organization of work was based on gender suitable tasks‚ not one person was restricted from doing each other’s work

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    Women made up 49.83% of the nation’s 132 million jobs in June of 2009; for the first time in American history‚ “Women are on the verge of outnumbering men in the workforce for the first time‚ a historic reversal caused by long-term changes in women’s roles and massive job losses for men during this recession” (Cauchon). Just as the current recession has impacted the way that women exist in the workforce‚ so too did past national events influence women’s roles in the workplace. In the early twentieth

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    The role of women during the 19th century was important and was undergoing many changes because of the start of the women’s right movement. Additionally‚ the women’s role in society was very different from all of the other countries in Europe because of the political situation of the country. Women still had many restrictions and a good woman was considered someone who stayed at home and obeyed her husband. Therefore‚ women were not allowed to attend high school until 1850’s‚ In addition‚ upper class

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    "Throughout the colonial period‚ economic concerns had more to do with the settling of British North America than did religious concerns." According to this statement‚ both economic and religious reasons contributed to the founding of the thirteen colonies by the British in North America. The many people who settled in New England came there in search of religious freedom. Their hope was to escape the religious persecution they were facing in England‚ worship freely‚ and have the opportunity to

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    The American people showed great determination during the Dust Bowl‚ by migrating to find new jobs. The Dust Bowl was a series of dust storms that started in 1934 due to a long drought‚ high heat‚ farming practices‚ and high winds (“Dust” 466). These dust storms battered the Great Plains‚ which run from South Dakota to Texas‚ creating “dust pneumonia” for the people who lived there (“Dust” 466‚ 467). Many people living in the Great Plain during this time decided to migrate to California‚ desperate

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    African Americans maintained their freedom‚ ability to vote‚ and equal protection under the law. However‚ this period introduced greater social divides and an extreme opposition to the black race. By the late 1870s‚ the federal government withdrew from the South. Legislatures filled with white supremacists passed new laws that enforced segregation‚ these laws became known as “Jim Crow.” Jim Crow laws influenced

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    difference. There was about 2‚100‚000 soldiers fighting for the Union during the war while there was 1‚064‚000 soldiers fighting for the Confederates

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