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In this lesson, I have learned a few things. One of the things that I have learned in today's lesson is that women not only were nurses on the war front but there were also a group of women called the Blue Birds that helped in the war effort. Something else that I have learned from today's lesson that I also found interesting was that on the home front women would make things like care packages and non-perishable food items to be sent to the war front for the men to use. The third thing that I learned from this lesson and found interesting is that women who worked on the war front as nurses are caregivers were being paid the same as the men who were working on the war front. This would have been different because usually women would make less than men. One question I have based on today's lesson is, Why were there so many different stations towards the treatment of soldiers?, and What would happen in any of the nurses were injured during the war?

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Do you think women made significant advancements in paid employment as a result of the First World War? 

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Do you think women made significant advancements in paid employment as a result of the First World War? 

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As a result of the war's efforts to search for more employment to help assist the front-line, women got out of the house and found jobs to try to play a part in the war. They did not have much of choice of staying home or finding a job, as with their loved ones off at war, they needed some form of stable income to survive. They found jobs in nursing, cleric work, ammunition creations, food, and other opportunities to support the war. Overall, this made woman more confident in taking part in bigger things and taking more risks in the future.

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I think women made a significant advancement in paid employment, this is because women normally didn't have jobs with pay, they were mainly at-home people who only had to do things like cook, clean and watch over kids. Women were not able to have these types of opportunities in their lives until the war began. This in a way gave them a more hands-on feel of a job and possibly the idea to make jobs for everyone and to make things more equal.

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women's job was very important in ww1 since if they weren't working and doing the things they were suppose to do, everything would be messed up since women were doing everything because everyone else was in the war. so they had to keep the house clean and take care  of the kids. so if they weren't working everything would be messed up 

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women's job was very important in ww1 since if they weren't working and doing the things they were suppose to do, everything would be messed up since women were doing everything because everyone else was in the war. so they had to keep the house clean and take care  of the kids. so if they weren't working everything would be messed up 

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- Arti

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Yes, I think the roles of women were significant during WWI. This is because, women had multiple duties that affected WWI in a positive matter. Due to the rights that were taken from women, they didn´t have opportunities to make an impact.

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Yes, women definitely would have led to the advancement in paid employment in the result of of WW1 because of how women treated the men in the war. And help significantly by working in factories and help give can goods to the war front

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Women filled manufacturing and agricultural jobs at home as millions of men were away at work. Others served as translators, ambulance drivers, nurses, doctors, etc. 

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Women filled manufacturing and agricultural jobs at home as millions of men were away at work. Others served as translators, ambulance drivers, nurses, doctors, etc. 

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I think that the women made significant advancements in the first world war. The reason why is because they needed to take care of people in the front line and they also started to work in the munition factories.

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Women made significant advancements in paid employment because they also had roles in the frontline. Even though, they previously were stereotyped to be housewifes

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I think that women did make a significant advancement in paid employment as a result of the first World War. Although after the war most women were forced to quit their jobs because of the returning men, the amount of women that were employed in the workforce went up significantly after the war. Some of these changes did not take place right away. It took many years for the percentage of women in the workforce to budge, but it did happen eventually. The war was an opportunity for women to prove themselves as being able to have the same jobs as men. Many of the soldiers also appreciated the women serving as nurses, because around 90% of the wounded soldiers would have died without the help of the nurses. Some of the Canadian women on the frontline working as nurses got the same status and pay as their male counterparts, which at the time, was unheard of almost all around the world. Overall, I think that the brave actions of the women that served in the war helped to contribute to the way that women were treated in the future after the war, and even today.

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I think women did make significant advancements because when WW1 was going on they were forced to take on jobs, such as factory workers. This brought up their experience in the workforce and showed that they can do the job when the men were unavailable. Due to the previous stereotypes of how women should act, stay home with the children and cook, taking on a factory job was a big advancement that took place because of the First World War.

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Yes and no because after the war people just thought of woman the exact same but with the difference that they made might make them think differently about them. - Emin

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Personally, I think women were crucial in the war. Although women weren't given the opportunity to do certain things, they managed to do many amazing things with very little authority. (Donya)

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Addie -
Yes, I think women made significant advancements in paid employment as a result of the First world war.
If not for women working in the war, there would not be any women working to this day. Men didn't believe women could handle working or are strong enough to work. But women taking care of the entire family while working proved that they were capable of doing jobs just as well (maybe even better) than men could. Although they were payed little, they showed their skill levels which influenced the fact that women can work today.

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Women taking care of the home front during world war 1 definitely led to the advancements of women working and being paid and treated like men. I say this because women were picking up slack by the men during the war, they started working in munition factories and were even on the front lines and risking their lives a nurses and the war-front. The women were starting to get paid and given a salary, although it was only about 50-84% of what the men were allowed to make it was still an advancement in their time. This is going to start normalizing the use of women in the workplace and using them for factories and manufacturing plants. There were other jobs as well that these women were able to work and were being slowly by surely normalized by our country. In conclusion I truly believe that the great war was a very good opportunity for women to prove that they are equal to men and will play a huge role in modern day gender equality.

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I think that women made significant advancements in paid employment as it revealed that it was possible to have equal pay and equal work. In fact, the percentage of women working increases dramatically from 1901-1931.
(Connie)

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Women made some advancements in paid employment, which can partially be attributed to WW1. They had an important job in the war, and proved that they were capable of taking over the "male jobs". Although they weren't paid equally compared to men, they proved their skill. Section 4 of the text says, "Women’s salaries never matched those of the men they replaced and they were fired from their “untraditional” jobs at the end of the hostilities, but women got a sense of what they could do in the public sphere when they had a chance."
-Anthony

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They saw that they needed to fight for the jobs they were not allowed to get. So yes sort of because the war was the catalyst to women getting equality for their jobs.They proved that they can do jobs that men did back then.

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How women made an impact on the war - Soroush

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How women made an impact on the war - Soroush

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Women in my opinion had the most important job in the war. Women had to take over the roles of men in a short amount of time and be paid less for the same job. Even though they were getting treated unfairly they still worked and got through the war.

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Yes and no because woman have advanced in having paid employment  but no because i dont think that the reason they advanced was because of the war.

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Yes and no because woman have advanced in having paid employment  but no because i dont think that the reason they advanced was because of the war.

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- Arvin