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... women who wanted to become just like men were disregarding their own uniqueness . Could women achieve equality with men and at the same time change male - dominated society ? Answers involved a subtle but important shift in women's ...
... women who wanted to become just like men were disregarding their own uniqueness . Could women achieve equality with men and at the same time change male - dominated society ? Answers involved a subtle but important shift in women's ...
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... women's fight is over ! ” But women , if I know them , are saying , “ Now at last we can begin . ” ... Now they can say what they are really after , in common with all the rest of the struggling world , is freedom . Theodore Roosevelt ...
... women's fight is over ! ” But women , if I know them , are saying , “ Now at last we can begin . ” ... Now they can say what they are really after , in common with all the rest of the struggling world , is freedom . Theodore Roosevelt ...
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... Women , Work , and the Depression During the depression women had to work overtime to maintain themselves and their families . In It's Up to the Women ( 1933 ) , Eleanor Roosevelt wrote that during such periods , Wives and wives and ...
... Women , Work , and the Depression During the depression women had to work overtime to maintain themselves and their families . In It's Up to the Women ( 1933 ) , Eleanor Roosevelt wrote that during such periods , Wives and wives and ...
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Reconstruction by Trial and Error 18651877 | 436 |
The Congressional Reconstruction Plan | 442 |
The Social and Economic Meaning of Freedom | 454 |
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