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Women do extraordinary things everyday throughout history.

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Overall, women do not make as much money as men.

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Women are often treated as unequal.

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The history of the struggle for equality.

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The 19th amendment was ratified in the 1920's and gave women the right to vote.

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Women don't get the same recognition in the business world as men do.

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How we can can help women to make equal amounts as men

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Advancement and gender bias

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Hillary Clinton was not the first woman to run for President

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Carla The history and the achievement of women.

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Carla The history and the achievement of women.

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Global women rights

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When women are in management or leadership roles they are in most cases not as respected as men are.

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How can women be heard in the workplace and elsewhere without people taking it as them trying to rule everything

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That there are way more women that has accomplished alot or made an impact in history that we weren't aware of.

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Pre-colonial Africa was not dependent on slave labor like Europe and U.S. And the children of enslaved women were born free. Slavery mostly through war, conquest, or debt.

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Pre-Colonial
4 groups of women
1. Hispanics
2.American Indians
3. Europeans
4. Africans
*1400's-1600's Mainly about survival
* 1st American born child of English parents Virginia Dare.
*Europeans tired of the king
*French beaver trade with Native Americans.
*Spain mostly Catholic.
*Colombian exchange 3 world's meet.
*European bring horses t America
*Africa rich in salt.
*Portugal purchase more slaves then anybody.
*Florida own by Spain
*Georgia a buffer.

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During the pre colonial times I learned that the Native American women had a lot more power than I would've thought. I've never really thought to look much into their history during or Pre colonial times so that was interesting. It was also good to find out that Africa had more to trade or offer than gold. Can't wait to learn more.

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Women did not have the same labor requirements as men during pre colonial times.

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European colonial women had three main jobs, maintain household order, encouraging faith and to be subordinate to men.

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When did women begin to get the same labor opportunities as men?

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European women in colonial times had specific roles that included weaving clothing, preparing and serving food, and raising children.

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During the American Revolution, some women posed as men to fight in the war.

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Today we learned more about the websites that empower women and young girls. We learned how beauty is not always what society paints it out to be. Furthermore, we discussed how women in the 1700's started to become more powerful and were able to help in the decisions of things that shaped America even if they were behind the scenes.

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I gained insight on the changes in the colonial times how some of the different cultures adopted some of the behaviors and mind set of the European and changed how their women were treated. Also how the women played a role in helping in any they could during war.

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When do women finally start to get credit for contributing to our country?

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In the revolutionary period women began to realize the kind of power they had in the household. Especially in protesting British taxes by making their own goods and not buying British products.

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Native women had a voice in their communities and had an influence in the day-to-day decisions.

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Women made great strides to become known and relevant in history

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More in-depth details on how women got their voices to be heard

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Pre-colonial Native women, Hispanic women, and African women had more defining roles before they became colonized.