how did women's attitude change after world war 1?

Question

thanks!

Answer 1

umm.....well the whole women's suffrage act grew stronger, because during the war, many women had to take on the jobs that had previously been seen as strictly masculine jobs.
also, technoligical advances around the house (vacuum cleaners, early wshing machines, ect) and the requirement for children to go to school created a lot more free time for women, which let them have more generically social and educational outlets (ie womens book clubs and such.) AnD ALSO to feed into the suffrage thing was the fact that women were typically seen as the keepers of righteousness within the familiar strucuture, so they thought the government and such would benifeit from a maternal input, ie female voters.

hope that helps!

Answer 2

um, well they had a new sense and feeling of independence about themselves because of all tasks they had undertaken while so many men of the country were off on the battlefront. a lot of countries even gave women the right to vote after the war ended.

Answer 3

The women became men. Just look around you today .

Answer 4

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