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Even if they didn't have the same rights as men, they still showed their importance in the war by nursing and helping the injured and still playing a major role in the civil war.

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the increase in women's involvement throughout the Civil War resulted in Women's Suffrage, which allowed women the rights they have today

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Women in the war had a large significance in the war even though they could not enlist. They took on the roles of male jobs, such as factories, to keep the economy running and to make supplies for the troops. They also helped by saving lives as nurses.

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They prevented the loss of many people by providing the much needed medical service to the soldiers. Furthermore, without them, both sides would have been weaker.

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Women during the civil war helped many doctors perform surgeries on wounded men. Because of this help, men's lives were saved

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Women helped with the injuries of many people in the army. They worked as nurses and were used whenever it was needed.

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showed the gradual increase in importance of women's roles. although, they were not totally equal to men, they showed power and dominance in specific ways which later on led to equal rights

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Women's role in the civil war would eventually inspire the women's suffrage movement that would be a segue into full gender equality. Their involvement in the civil war could be likened to that of colonial salutary neglect, which gave them a taste of equality (like how salutary neglect gave the colonies a taste of autonomy) and made them want full equality and start the women's suffrage movement (like how the colonies then started the American Revolution to gain independence)

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Women overall benefited the war efforts and history as a whole. They were often taken for granted however they continuously preservered to help as much as possible. They weren't given equal rights however they still worked hard to help anyone in need by being nurses and giving up resources just to support soldiers or their family in general.

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The women of the civil war made vital changes that would forever contribute to the modern perception of women and their role in society. I think that the greatest significance that women made during the civil war was the establishment of the American Red Cross and their contribution to the medical world (as they helped with nursing and taking care of wounded soldiers).

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Women's contribution to the war effort, whether they took over the jobs of men who enlisted or worked as nurses on the battlefield, was large and important. Because of their roles, the Union had more strength and was able to win. It was a stepping stone for women's rights as the suffragist movement began to take hold.