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Connor Maddie Sam J3:* Women would sometimes work 10-16 hours a week and only get paid around $2.* It was a societal norm that educating women was not a priority.* Women weren't permitted to give evidence in court and didn't have the right to speak in public before an audience.                    2:* Why wasn't educating women more important?* Why weren't women allowed to give evidence in court and speak publicly in front of an audience?         1:* Oppressed

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Connor Maddie Sam J3:* Women would sometimes work 10-16 hours a week and only get paid around $2.* It was a societal norm that educating women was not a priority.* Women weren't permitted to give evidence in court and didn't have the right to speak in public before an audience.                    2:* Why wasn't educating women more important?* Why weren't women allowed to give evidence in court and speak publicly in front of an audience?         1:* Oppressed

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a-most women didn't want rights
b-husbands owned all their wife's belongings after marriage
c- women were unable to get education
2)
a-How many women actually were able to get an education?
b-Why didn't women fight for their rights sooner?
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a-Unjust

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2. > Did most women agree with their treatment, or were they secretly against it?
> why had women been treated this way for so long; what did they do to cause men to think less of them?
1. Wrong

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3)  3 Things that suprised us were the following: many women helped with the freedom for slaves because they did not have rights themselves, women worked for over 12 hours a day but only got little pay, and a husband owned all the belongings of his wife.
2) Two questions we have about women:
• Why did women focus more on voting and suffrage instead of other things like education?
• Were there any punishments for women if they protested?
1) One word to describe the treatment is unfair

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3. The first thing that we learned about women in the Victorian era was that they were basically known as property and specifically their husband's property. The second thing that we learned was that there was only one college in the entire USA that was meant for women. Lastly we were shocked to hear that it took more than fifty years for women to vote and that the gift for equal rights is still ongoing regardless of how much work was put into it many years back.
2. a. Were there men during this time that supported the movement?   b. Why didn't some of the women decide to speak up earlier instead of waiting and keeping silent about the situation?
1. Inhumane

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3)
- Women were not allowed to present evidence in court. This is strange, as anyone can have information valuable to a case.
- Women received very little pay, compared to men. It was true that men had worked much more dangerous jobs, and a small gap would exists because of this, but the gap at this time was much more extreme compared to what it should have been. Also, this is what a wage gap is, not the earnings gap that exists that everyone claims is a terrible, sexist thing.
- Very small amounts of University and Colleges accepted women.

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3. 1-Women had to work hard to earn very little money, doing things such as weaving,and working in cotton mills.
2- women only owned a third of their husband's estate if they died.
3- they only went to colleges that accepted women.
2. how did women stand up to men? why didn't they try to stand up to them way before?
1. harsh

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3 Things That Surprised Us
1. We were surprised that it took so long (7.2 decades) for the women's suffrage movement to be successful.
2. European countries have had equalities spanning both genders for a much longer period than the US.
3. Women did so much for men, but when they ask for one thing (right to vote) they're considered greedy and wanting.
2 Questions We Have For Women In This Time Period
1. If you were a suffragist, what did your husband think?
2. How could you afford to travel for suffragette meetings?
1 Word Description
TRAGIC

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3. There was anot her movement in the 70's and 80's, men thought sons would be smarter if a smart woman gave birth to them, women worked 12-16 hours daily but only got paid $2 a week.
2. Did any women not support women's rights? How did women deal with the sexism?
1.Cruel

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3)
- Women were not allowed to present evidence in court. This is strange, as anyone can have information valuable to a case.
- Women received very little pay, compared to men. It was true that men had worked much more dangerous jobs, and a small gap would exists because of this, but the gap at this time was much more extreme compared to what it should have been. Also, this is what a wage gap is, not the earnings gap that exists that everyone claims is a terrible, sexist thing

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1: Life for women in the 1800 was hard for women. They were looked down on since birth. They were treated as property and barley got paid along with not being able to speak in public. 2: while some women are granted free voting rights other still suffer with injustice

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1. Why were women looked at as lower than men?
2. Why were women left to work and care for others?
1. Different

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3. *Took 9 years to make enough money to go to college
*husbands legally owned all women's stuff
* women had better habits then men

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3: •most men didn't think women shouldn't have equal rights because they weren't as educated (bella)
•some men believed that women actually didn't really want the right to vote even when they did many rallies and protests (camryn)
•there are many facts on woman suffrage that undeniably show that women deserve the right vote and that still now there is more to come within the movement (ange)
2:•What kind of jobs did they have? (bella)
•What did women do while their hildren were at school and husbands were at work? (camryn)
1: Sexist (ange)

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1.Women were not able to be educated.
2.Women were not able to vote and be active memebers of society.
3. This was a 72 year campaign that has still not ended.

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3: •most men didn't want women to have equal rights wven though they had just as important roles in society just because they weren't as educated
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Share and as a small group respond to the following questions.

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Share and as a small group respond to the following questions.

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Be sure your responses have each group members name!
- Mrs. Davis
3-2-1
3-write three things that suprise you or that you learned about women in victorian society.
2- Write two questions you have about women in this time period.
1- Write one word to describe the treatment of women in victorian society.