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Use Cases
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Resources
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Pricing
1820 - 1830
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Man begins to leave the house
House begins to be women's sphere
Ex. of women's work: Lowell women
1840 - 1850
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More time for women to think of themselves
Thinking leads to reading
Reading leads to education
1848
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"Declaration of Sentiments"
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott
Susan B. Anthony: revived it 10 years later
Abolitionist movement
Four great periods of reform
1861 - 1865
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Nurses - Sanitation Committee
Clara Barton - Red Cross
1880
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Jane Adams - Hull House
1880 - 2,500,000 women employed
1910 - 7,800,000
1900 - 1930
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Margaret Sanger
1900
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Appointed by Bush
2nd female Secretary of State
1914 - 1918
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War = good for women
19th amendment
War work and economic gain
1920
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Sexual revolution
Women could not be forced back into the kitchen
1930
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Women and Blacks hurt the most
1941 - 1945
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1950
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Betty Friedan "Feminine Mystique"
1960
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Burning your bras
The Pill - AIDS
1970
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Equal scholarship for men and women
1973
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Abortion in first trimester
1984
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Geral Dean Ferraro
1996
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Clinton appoints first female Secretary of State