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encouraged to do hard labor because their was a shortage of men, from the current war at that time.The passage “Breaking Tradition” talks about the rules and standards for women in the 1800s and about women having simple little jobs.

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n the passages, Kathleen Ernst"s  "Breaking Traditions" and in Gina DeAngelis and Lisa Ballringer's  "Family Affair", the authors discuss the changing in women's roles in different eras. "Breaking Tradition" is focuses on women's multiple roles after the civil war and

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The roles of women in society were changed throughout history and transformed the lives of women today. In the two essays, the roles of women are evaluated and taken through history of how they changed and formed into what they are today. Both essays The big changes for women

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The passage “Breaking Tradition” talks about the rules and standards for women in the 1800s and about women having simple little jobs.

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 In “Breaking tradition” the passage speaks about how women and their rights were treated and their daily lives during pre-civil war time. While “Family Affair”  discusses mainly the roles the red cross had during World War II. 

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In “Breaking tradition” the passage speaks about how women and their rights were treated and their daily lives during pre-civil war time. While “Family Affair”  discusses mainly the roles the red cross had during World War II. 

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In the essays “Breaking Tradition” by Kathleen Ernst and “A Family Affair” by Gina DeAngelis and Lisa Ballinger both discuss the different roles of women. “Breaking Tradition” discusses war and literature, and “A Family Affair” discusses the red cross. This effects what roles the women were taking when the men were off at war.

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The passages "A Family Affair" and "Breaking Tradition" both relate in women's lives changing over time through out the years, however the passage “A family Affair’ is more related to women being encouraged to do hard labor because their was a shortage of men, from the current war at that time.The passage “Breaking Tradition” talks about the rules and standards for women in the 1800s and about women having simple little jobs.

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The roles of women in society were changed throughout history and transformed the lives of women today. In the two essays, the roles of women are evaluated and taken through history of how they changed and formed into what they are today. Both essays The big changes for women started to occur throughout the Civil War and World War 2.

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#4 Women are looked upon as second class citizens.But under their feminine features lies a gold mine of untapped potential.From aiding in the war effort,and caring for soldiers,women are built to play many roles.Both works discuss the roles women played,and the jobs they possessed

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#4 Women are looked upon as second class citizens.But under their feminine features lies a gold mine of untapped potential.From aiding in the war effort,and caring for soldiers,women are built to play many roles.Both works discuss the roles women played,and the jobs they possessed

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In the essays, “Breaking Tradition” by Kathleen Ernst and, “A Family Affair” by Gina DeAngelis and Lisa Ballinger, it reveals the many ways that women’s roles changed greatly during the wars and can be effectively shown by taking apart the essays.

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In “Breaking tradition” the passage speaks about how women and their rights were treated and their daily lives during pre-civil war time. While “Family Affair”  discusses mainly the roles the red cross had during World War II.

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In the passages "Breaking Tradition" and "A family Affair" they are both about women roles in the war. Although in the family affairs it is  more about the women involved in war efforts.

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In the “Breaking tradition” essay talks about how women were important to the Civil War. In “A Family Affair” passage discusses women's roles in the war and volunteer group duties.

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“Breaking Tradition” Kathleen Ernst  goes in depth more about the women's roles during the civil war, while in “A family Affair” the authors for this passage does not go in depth and gives little details and only talks about the women's duties for the red cross.

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In “Breaking tradition” by Kathleen Ernst and “A family Affair” by Gina DeAngelis both of the authors explain the lives of women throughout the civil war, however they do this in very different ways. In “Breaking Tradition” the author explains the lives of women by stating the various types of women and their roles during the time of the civil war. In “A family Affair” the author only talks about the jobs that certain women had during the war.

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The passages Breaking Tradition and A Family Affair talk about the roles of women in war. While both passages talk about the duties of women during war, one demonstrates the of breaking traditions in the war while the other speaks mostly about women voluntering in the red cross.

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Within the articles “A Family Affair” by Dina DeAngelis and Lisa Ballinger and “Breaking Traditions” by Kathleen Ernst show that women’s roles are changing before and after the Civil and then During WW2.

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While the article " A Family Affair" by Dina DeAngelis and Ballinger shows how women were changed by the different wars. The article " Breaking Tradition" by Kathleen Ernst shows certain roles of women and how they were changed during the civil war.

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"Breaking Tradition" by Kathleen Ernst, discusses the civil war and how it changed women's life, literature, and teaching. "A family affair" by Gina DeAngelis and Lisa Ballinger, discuss the roles of Red Cross and how it was affected by the war.

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In both essays, “breaking tradition” and “family affair” they both talk about the roles of women. Breaking tradition goes more into detail about all of the much the lives of these women change, Family affair speaks more on the red cross.

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In the passages, Kathleen Ernst"s "Breaking Traditions" and in Gina DeAngelis and Lisa Ballringer's "Family Affair", the authors discuss the changing in women's roles in different eras. "Breaking Tradition" is focuses on women's multiple roles after the civil war and beginning of the Industrial Revolution ,while "Family Affair" the author is mainly focused on women's roles in the Red Cross during WWll .

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In the articles "Breaking Traditions"  and "Family Affair" are the same because they show different roles of women. They are different because Family Affair talks more about jobs related to war for women and the other talks about multiple jobs women had during the 1800's  before war.

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The passages, "Breaking Tradition" and "A Family Affair" portray women having to change their lives due to the ongoing wars. "Breaking Tradition" goes into more detail about how drastically the women's lives have changed while "A Family Affair" is shorter and gives fewer details.

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The essays "Breaking Tradition' by Kathleen Ernest and "A Family Affair" by Gina DeAngelis and Lisa Ballinger portray the changing role of women during the Civil War and World War II. The two articles talk about war, but are different because one talks about multiple topics and the other only talks about one.

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In the essay's Breaking Tradition and A Family Affair both show women's care for other's in different ways. However, Breaking Tradition is more specific in the roles of women during the war.

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In the essays “A family Affair” and “Breaking Tradition” the authors effectively write about the changes in women’s lives during war, while Breaking Tradition is about women’s roles during and after the Civil war “A Family Affair” is about women’s roles specifically in the Red Cross during World War Two.