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Through the 19th century, women weren't though nearly as high as men were. this created many problems throughout the 19th century especially around the time of WWll. During the war there was a very high demand for women as the husbands, brothers, and fathers, were off fighting. Women were often found in factories and big plants during this time, as they produced war supplies for the men that were off fighting; working long hard hours with little to no breaks, for very little pay. Often times women would be worked so hard, that they would sometimes collapse right at their machine. Women began to see what was occurring around them and decided to realize their worth and rose up against society and protested and advocated that they were just as worthy as of the men that were off fighting.

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The path to gaining equal rights for women has been perpetual. Women took a great leap for rights in 1940-1975, this is when their ideals began growing into a major development and women began making more advancements in rights. Women built up progress by taking increasing action in the workplace. They began by taking over jobs when men had to leave for war, they sparked protests, and united together.

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Throughout the 19th and 20th century, woman had started to step up and start to deny traditional gender roles that society had placed upon them.  A massive shift in society occurred in 1920, when the 20th amendment was passed which gave women the right to vote.  These examples showcased the willpower of women, and exemplified how future women would fight for equal rights throughout 1940-1975.

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women have always been nonequivalent and divergent from others. Its been a very long and unpleasant roller coaster for them through out past history. they have always been mistreated. in the early 1940s women were so determined in trying to gain whatever rights they could get, especially after the check point of allowing them to vote. many reasons contributed to the womens movement such as sexism to as basic as unequal rights and being mistreated. the movement lasted about 30 years.

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(Women have not always been treated as men`s equals.)

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Women, for all of time, have been thought to be the lesser counterparts to men. But in the 1940's, with WWII booming, we see a call for women to fill the men's shoes while they were off at war. During this time, we see women completely capable of filling the shoes that they were denied before. Now, seeing the success of women in the workforce, women leaders called for the rights of their male equivalents.

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From the beginning of time, Women have been seen as inferior to men and have had no control over any aspects of their lives. This can be seen in the fact that, until 1920, women had no say whatsoever in the making of the legislation  that governed them. Without the right to vote, women were represented by men who, in most cases, did not have their best interests at heart. However, this all changed as a women began to realize their self worth and advocated for their rights. This women's rights movement, also known as feminism, rose due to the unfair wage discrimination women faced, the lack of control they had over their body and the oppression women faced in the hierarchical system in which they lived in.

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Women obtaining equal right has been a great struggle throughout history.  They were treated inferior in society compared to men.  Some causes that greatly contributed to the  women's rights movement were wage descrimination, sexism, and unequal rights.  The women's rights movements was from 1940-1975.

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The majority of history consisted of men being viewed as more dominant than women. Men were given a variety of rights that women were not granted, and it resulted in a movement that changed the lives of women for the better. The rise of the women's rights movement from 1940-1975 was caused by the discrimination of women in the working class, increase of unity between women striving for equal rights, and unequal work wages.

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Throughout history women have faced such great adversities. Men have always had more rights and were shown as harder working and stronger than the average women. This time period shows how even though women have been shown such discrimination and disrespect. They showed that they were able to do harder jobs than what others had expected, especially during the World War II era when the men had to leave their jobs to fight in the war. Although facing lower wages and  discrimination they were able to fight for their rights.

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. Ambition for equality; equal pay, equal education, equal righ

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Women during the 1900s women were struggling with being mistreated in relation with the workplace. As an a employee women were given jobs that were also done by men and paid less then those same men. Wage discrimination against women existed in every industry that employed women. During 1940-1975 the women’s rights movement grew due to women wanting to fight for equality in the workplace.

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Well woman on a few time had wanted rights ever now and then. But the always seem content with the little victory here and there. THEN WW2 HAPPEN AND WEMON GAIN A NEW FOUND INDEPENTS. THAT MEN WAS NOT NEEDED TO LIVE A NICE LIFE. THEN THE NOTION OF GETTING PAID LESS FOR THE SAME JOB OR HIGHER JOB THAN A MAN THAT DOES THE SAME THING OR LESS. THEN THE BLACK RIGHTS ROITS ALSO FUEL THAT FLAME THAT EVER ONE DESERVE THE SAME RIGHTS.

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Women`s rights expanded from the 1940`s-1970`s.  During the 1950`s they were working harder than the men but getting payed less than them as we saw them as not our equal. As our society has taught us that men are superior in strength, wisdom, and intellect men have always seen women as less than us. But, that was not that case as women stared to realize their importance in not only the workplace but also in social issues. But once women got the right to vote in the 1920`s they were seen more as our equal and they took that idea and ran with it to support truly equal rights for women.

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Throughout history women have not been treated equally by having different wages and privileges as men. Since the begining of time women have had hardships fighting for their rights. The rise of the women's rights movement in period the 1940-1970 was caused by receiving lower wages then men from the same job and even a higher status, and being treated unfairly when they replaced men's jobs. Even after women took over men's jobs from war and proved they had the strength to do a typical man's job they were still paid less.

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For much of history, women did not have the same respect and rights as men. During the 1950's and the 1960's, women began to fight for equal rights. This was due to the responsibilities women had to take during World War II in steno graphing. After the war, women began a movement for equal rights and increase wages that their male coworkers enjoyed. This was due to lack of respect in the workplace, lack of reproductive rights, and low wages.

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The rise of a women's rights movement in the period of 1940 to 1975 gave many of them the motivation to gain equality. Women began to realize the unequal treatment in society and pushed for the same rights that men had. Activists and reformers spent many years campaigning until women deserved all rights and responsibilities of citizenship.

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In the beginning of 1940s, the rise of women's rights movements became popular because more women became aware of what they can do as individuals who live in the same country as men but is not given the same privileges. Lots of events happened during and after WW2 that caused women to feel empowered about what they can do. During WW2, many women took over the jobs of men who were fighting in the war.

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In our society, for many years, men have been viewed as superior to women. Due to these views, historically, women were not treated equivalently. The rise of frustration because of   the lack of equal rights and opportunities, led to the beginning of the Women's Rights Movement in 1940.

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Women have been fighting for their rights from the beginning of the 1940's to be equal just the way men are. While women struggled getting there equal rights through World War II taking on the responsibilities men had, men were busy fighting in the war.

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For most of history, men were always considered dominate to woman and were given more rights throughout history. women knew there was a problem , but really started to take action starting in the 40's because they were motivated to get more rights after earning the right to vote a few years previous. Despite not having many rights they always had to take on the typical "male role" with proved they were capable of doing many things that men could do. Once women realized the problems with women's rights they still had a long fight for equality and health care that lasted even till this day.

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In the mid to late twentieth century there was an awakening regarding Women's Rights. With WWII underway, there was a sudden need for women to fill the shoes of men. The only issue was that they were put under incredible stress and grueling work hours with very little pay. They were called upon to work long hours in factories and businesses with little breaks and little to no food. With these conditions having no signs of improving, the working women grew tired, and decided enough was enough. Unfair hours, little pay, and little respect were a few of the major catalysts for the rise of women's rights movements between 1940 and 1975.

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Since the 1940's there has been a a lot of change in the women's  right's movement.  Women started this movement because they were tired of the discrimination for wanting to work,  they didn't want to stay at home and care for the kids, and they wanted the same right's as men/ wanted to be treated equal. This is a very important part of modern american democracy due to women becoming an equal member in society. Their voting opinions are the most important of all the rights gained.

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Women have always been nonequivalent and divergent from others. It was a very long and unpleasant roller coaster for women to obtain the same amount of honor and respect as men and to have equal rights. in the early 1940s women were determined to try to get the best out of whats left of their rights because they had already gotten the check mark of voting rights.

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Women have always struggled while fighting to secure a better future for them and their daughters. Women went to work during the early 1940's due to World War Two and some enjoyed being allowed to work and wanted to continue working after the war. They were working important roles during the war which gave the army the supplies to win the war. Once the war was over they were forced back into more "women-like roles". The war effort showed women were capable of being and doing more than traditional roles. Ambition for equality, equal pay, equal education and equal rights were many major causes in the push for women's rights.

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Women have always had a hard time while fighting for their rights. Women were forced to work during the early 1940's because of the World War and some liked being allowed to work and wanted to keep working after the war because there jobs were of actual importance. They had important jobs during the war and then when it was over they were forced back into the jobs that they were used to . This time period showed that women were able to handle harder jobs than what they were used to and than what others thought that they could handle. Equal rights was a major cause in the push for women's rights.

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Before, during, and after women have not been getting treated equal and because of this this they have been fueled to be treated equal in the early 20th century during the great depression and world war 2. What fueled this you ask well it was because of there low wages, how their opinion was now as respected as a man option.

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Within the caste system, before the 1940s, women have been viewed as beneath that of men. Subjected to struggles based on gender, women had to fight for the same rights men were guaranteed to. From wages to education to their own health, women were placed under the laws of white men that controlled how they lived. Women rose up in the 40s for equal job, wage, and education all the way up to the 70s where they rose for their right to their bodies in reproductive aspects. Women were treated as if they were not responsible enough to make their own choice and were not capable of keep the same standard of that of man.  These are only a few of the aspects that sparked the rise for women rights across America.

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For most of history, women of all countries never had the same rights or privileges as men. Starting in the 1940s, women in the United States were more motivated than ever to earn their remaining rights, especially after earning the right to vote previously. During WWII, women had to take the "typical male role" which proved they were capable of the work. After the war, women still continued to work and some women even became the breadwinners of their household. Even still, women still had a long fight for other economic equality and heath care, which continued to the mid 1970s.

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Since the beginning of time, women have been ostracized for being "less than" compared to men... until the 1940s. You could even go earlier than 1940s. Regardless women had/have been fighting for a long time for equal rights and we have made a lot of progress. (THESIS) Cases like the women's suffrage movement in the early 1900s. The 19th amendment (allows all women the right to vote in 1919). Even though women could vote now, the fight wasn't over. They wanted more. They wanted jobs, and equal pay for these jobs. They wanted to do more than clean and take care of the kids and not be confined to the four corners of the house all day.

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The rise of the women's rights movement was due to many different things. Women began to feel more empowered, especially after World War II, and securing the right to vote. They began to move out of the home and into the workplace, but encountered many hardships.
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There was a long struggle for women to earn the same respect and rights as men, even after women earned the right to vote in 1919. Women were often viewed as inferior to men.  But as men went off to fight in WW2, and women took their places in the working fields, women felt empowered and were ready to have equality throughout the country.

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There has been many changes that have affected the lives of women throughout the history of the United States. Women have been given the opportunities to hold a job, vote, and have equal rights; it was not an easy road to get to this point. Even with all these improvements women are still working towards creating less sexism within our culture and work places, as well as achieving proper reproductive rights. It is only through the continued use of affirmative action that changes in policy will create better live for our female citizens. It is because of women from the 1940 to 1975 that women today are able to freely express their opinions and have them be heard.

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The process to obtaining equal rights for women has been a lengthy process. Around the period of 1940-1975, the fight for women's rights made extensive progress, developing into a major social movement. Much of the progress was due to women's effort and striving for equality for themselves.  Women began to take over jobs left behind by men leaving for the war, band together in union, and inspire protests among others who believed in equal rights for all.

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The out look on women has changed over the many years since the founding of the United States. During mainly the 1940-1975 did women really start to make a name and show they weren't just good for doing chores. They started filling in for men, and starting marches to shape the now as well as the future. Things that caused women to fight for further rights, and contain equality are shown through there  low respect in society, job opportunity, and Low pay. These are just some of the actions that sparked the flame for the Women's Right Movement.

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Prior to the 1940-1975 time period, the world was enveloped and fueled by war and destruction. People didn't work towards progressing the rights of women, nor did anyone really care about women because in the eyes of the rulers of the world, especially America, women simply did not matter as much, aside from their ability to work in factories when the men went overseas to fight in the various, aforementioned, wars. In the 1940-1975 time period, people began to fight for women's rights because of their previous being treated as 'subordinates', their obvious maltreatment at the hands of the 'superior' men, in comparison to men, and their low-statuses in the workplace, on average earning approximately thousands less than men, in equal, if not higher skill vocations.

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The women's rights movement has grown through out 1940-1975. Women were ready to branch out and be able to live the lives they wanted. During this time women felt they were not being treated fairly. Although they got the right to vote and had jobs they were still looked at as only good for cleaning and cooking. The feminist movement started rising up because women were being paid substantially less than men. They felt that in the workplace nothing was fair and they were being treated differently

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For decades, women have been thought of as the 'weaker' gender and more inferior to men.

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Starting in the 1940's women have been pushing for equal rights when it comes to having a job, equal rights and voting. Women wanted more respect and started to fight for the rights the deserved. After world war II they wanted to be seen in a different place they once were. Women did not want to be seen as inferior to men anymore.

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Women have been fighting for their rights since the 1940's, with challenges of equality,voting, and keeping a steady job. Women have been placed in a box throughout U.S history, into what society think the American women should be.  During  World War II women had to step in to work while the men where away at war, when the men came back the pushed the women out of work and just took their jobs back. Through 1940-1974 women started to stand up and making their voices heard and taking the rights that they were never given.

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For decades, women have been thought of as the 'weaker' gender and inferior to men. In 1920, after women pushed for equality, Congress passed the 19th amendment, which allowed women the right to vote. About 20 years later, from 1940-1975, women pushed for more equality in all aspects, such as, jobs that involved greater physical strain and still getting paid less then men, the caste system, and discrimination.

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In the years 1940-1975 women have been fighting for the rights to be equal to men. Since the beginning of  the U.S history women have be known and looked at as only caretakers and staying at home to do house chores while the men go out and work and provide for the family. When the men left to go fight in WWII it caused labor shortages and because of women stepping up and taking over men's jobs increasing employment rates.

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Equal rights for women have been a continuous issue throughout history. During 1940-1975 the rise of women's rights movement soon became a fight for equality against men. Women are treated as an inferior based on their sex and jobs in the industries. With this movement, came a direct message for change in society that assured equality for men and women. Rises in wage discrimination against women, deeply rooted sexism in society and the

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Women have come a long way since the beginning of the Untied States to 1940-1975. Women used be known for cooking, cleaning and looking after their children. When World War II came apon America during the period 1940-1975 a feminist action came into play. Working women were not getting the rights they deserve, they were getting pay drastically lower than men, being thought of as less than men, and women's jobs were much more draining than men's. This lead to the women's rights movement to take action

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During the years of 1940-1975 with war and recession happening, women have come to realization that they are getting the short end of the stick and being diminished by men in the work place and every where else.  Women had little to no rights during this time which made them understand that change needed to happen.  The working women were being degraded and patronized for their hard work.  Men shouldn't get paid more for doing a worse job than women.  The justice is unbalance in this system.  While this was happening women started to form together and protest to put an end to the tyranny of men so they could be able to get more rights and not live as servants to them because they wanted to be treated with equality socially and economically.

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Equal rights for women have been a continuous struggle throughout history. During 1940-1975 the women's rights movement soon became a fight for equality against men. Regardless of skill, lower rates and wages were given to women workers in every industry and were held back from full participation because people believed men were more capable of the job. Women were seen as inferior to men and treated unfairly based on their sex. Problems with wage discrimination, strong tendencies of sexism and the unfair treatment involving the caste system have essentially caused the rise of a women's rights movement.
But with this rise, came a direct message for change in American society; a change that established equal rights for women.

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Women have always struggled while fighting for their inalienable rights. Women were forced to work during the early 1940's due to the World War and some enjoyed being allowed to work and wanted to continue working after the war. They were working important roles during the war and than when it was over they were forced back into more "women-like roles". This time period showed women were capable of being and doing more than traditional roles. Ambition for equality; equal pay, equal education, equal rights was a major cause in the push for women's rights. The fight to choose about their own contraception led to frustration within the country, ultimately leading to huge changes in the right direction regarding women's rights.

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Throughout the 18th and 19th century, women in America were treated with little respect in aspects regarding the workplace and personal choice, and rarely strayed from their lifestyle. When war began and men went off, women stepped in to work and support the household. Many women started enjoying the liberating feels of power of choice and income and often wanted to keep their jobs after the war.Since the era of war and recession of the 1940's, the women's rights movement developed into a major organization to promote the social and economic equality of women in America. Through times of war, economic fluctuation and influence of counterculture ideals, the women's rights movement grew to fight for equality in the workplace and the right of women to control their own physical condition.

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By the 1940's the feminist movement had scored key victories, such as the right to vote through the 19th amendment.  However, the movement's supporters felt that their work had only just begun.  Women still were expected to stay at home and raise kids while men pursued their careers, but this was about to change.  Between 1940-1975 the feminist movement made massive strides because of its anger towards workplace discrimination that women encountered during the second world war, the relegation of women to inferior status in social settings and at home, and because it was willing to incorporate minority women into the movement.

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Since the 1940's there has been a significant change in the women's  right's movement. Though this has changed it took a lot of hard work and angry women to get the right's we deserve. Women started this movement because they were tired of the discrimination for wanting to work,  they didn't want to stay at home and care for the kids, and they wanted the same right's as men/ wanted to be treated equal.