Period 5 Thesis by https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh DBQ en-us 2018-04-26 14:27:59 UTC 2018-04-27 16:01:46 UTC hello@padlet.com 9 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255721665 After the 19th amendment was passed and during the great depression it became a struggle for women to find employment. The only time women were given the chance to work was while the men were out fighting in WW2. They worked in factories and all other places that needed fills due to male absence. After the war they returned back to their normal traditional family home roles. During the 1970's when the Vietnam war happened women protested with the "make peace not war" campaign to go against a war and to go against the men leaving. Soon due to these previous actions, women believed in getting a bigger role in their society to have stable jobs to provide for their families. WW2 and the Vietnam war made women realize that they needed stable jobs instead of the traditional noneffective role of a "house wife", because having a real job will lead women into getting the equality they deserve.]]> 2018-04-26 16:15:56 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255721665 29 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255721753 Women have been part of the US's history since the beginning, they been treated as a inferior spices of life. They started fighting for their rights when they realized that they worth a lot more. It started around WW2 with them being send of in to war because of lack of men in the army, women also took jobs the men had before WW2. They fought for their rights through getting higher power in the government and being able to vote and over all trying to have bigger role in society.

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The woman's rights movement had a thorough amount of causes leading up to its creation. [Women were denied equality for many years.] During World War II, the men were drafted, causing women to take over their jobs and prove that they too can be hard workers. Even so, she is assigned to jobs that involve greater physical strain and skill than many jobs done by men- but she is payed less. Women were stereotyped as homemakers and given low labor jobs. Therefore the woman's rights movement was a way for women to speak their minds and stand up against the discrimination.
]]> 2018-04-26 16:16:23 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255721873 17 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255721909 Many say that women are incapable of doing the same work as men. Throughout history, women have been defined by their gender and not their capabilities. Unequal pay, unfair job opportunities, and unreasonable treatment in the workplace all have lead to the rise of the Women's Rights Movement. Women started to realize that they were worth way more than what they have been treated and started  to take charge during the late 1900's due to this treatment.  The Women's Rights Movement started the wave for change between the genders, very similar to the Civil Rights movement.]]> 2018-04-26 16:16:27 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255721909 21 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255721956 Throughout the period between 1942 and 1975, the women rights movement gained immense stronghold on the US society in order for the female today to be treated equally and represented in our community cordially.The main start of this big push for women equality was during WWII when the men were overseas fighting for our nation; however, we had no one in the factories to produce the proper goods in order to come out victorious  in the most  brutal war of world history. So in due course the women of the society filled in the mens places in manufacturing jobs. As the time period went on the womens right movement gained more and more strength especially 20 years later in the 60's, the decade of women fighting for their equal treatment. Through various struggles, women gained their equal treatment in the society we live in today.]]> 2018-04-26 16:16:32 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255721956 25 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255722095 During the early period of 1940 to 1975, the US was ending their second World War in 1945. Since all the men were returning from war during this time in history, the women were being kicked out of the workplace to have the men return to their jobs. A large percentage of the women in America were finally sick of discrimination happening in the work field.  In result of this, during 1940-1975,  the women's rights movement sparked a rise due to the discrimination in the system of employment, unfair salary earned in comparison to men, and women being pushed to the bottom of the caste system. ]]> 2018-04-26 16:16:45 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255722095 22 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255722121 2018-04-26 16:16:49 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255722121 18 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255722337 From the start of time women have always been considered less superior than men and struggled with their rights since they were looked upon to tend to the children and house. The Nation had just recently fought World War 1 leading into the time period of 1940-1975 which set the stage for what was to come. During this time period women realized what they were worth and that they deserved more rights such as those that men received. [This spark was lit when men went off to fight during World War 1 the women had to take part in supporting the nations economy, the rising desire for jobs meant that women were needed and the simple fact that women desired more.] ]]> 2018-04-26 16:17:16 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255722337 23 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255722439 In this period the idea of the concept helped women rights.
Before this African American gained all rights and women were furious they did not.  So they went out and protested to gain rights.  By the end they gained the same rights as men.   However they still to this day protest for equal rights which they already have!
]]> 2018-04-26 16:17:27 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255722439 5 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255722807 Women being idolized as "House wifes" to take care of the homestead was getting old and women were wanting a change. As we already know women filled in the spots of open jobs and opportunities that were open during the war and Great Depression. What makes that different now? The mistreatment of women and the discrimination they endured sure sparked a movement. In 1940-1975 women wanted the same opportunity that men were given. Though in various attempts women as employees, regardless of her skill, were rated lower than  the common labor of a male. These actions were provoked based on discrimination of wages earned by women workers along with the idealization of a perfect women and their "manditory" roles in the society.]]> 2018-04-26 16:18:15 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255722807 2 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723131 2018-04-26 16:18:53 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723131 27 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723145 In the time period from 1940-1975, World War II was ending. At the beginning of the war, many men were drafted who worked in order to make a living for their family. The effect of the war handed the burden of working to the women, forcing them to take over factory jobs, etc. in order to make money. After the war ended, the men came back to find all their jobs occupied. This lead to revolts by women on gender inequality in the workforce. Stereotypes of women depicted as more objects than equals to men surfaced, causing major controversy. Gradually women began to gain more rights, such as admittance into the army, and allowance into defense positions, all things that were only thought of to be tailored for men. The main causes of the rise of women's right in 1940-1975 were awareness of inequality in the workforce, unfair pay for the genders, and movements such as the civil rights movement that greatly influences the society. ]]> 2018-04-26 16:18:55 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723145 28 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723225 From the beginning, Woman have always had things a little bit more difficult and unfair than men. They were by far inferior, and it was time for change. It was the time period of 1940-1975. The US was fighting in World War 2 and was therefore drafting many men from their families. As a result, women now were depended on as a huge part of the family, and now had to put themselves into their husbands jobs. This was the beginning of something big. Women started to become more involved with the world, and started to gradually earn more respect. ]]> 2018-04-26 16:19:05 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723225 13 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723423 In the late 1900's women's civil rights were seen as a decentralized movement to give women basic rights that men had been given for years. It had come to a point where even the african american community were given civil rights before women.  These documents pose as evidence to the upbringing of womens' rights. [During wold war 1 women were given some un-household responsibilities and were out in factories while the men were at war, which started arguments that if women were able to work shouldnt they be given basic freedoms of any man.]]]> 2018-04-26 16:19:31 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723423 7 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723445 In the time period of 1940-1975, women had assigned roles to play in society. When the nation was at war, women were expected to take over the jobs of men. Once the war had ended, many went back to their role as a housewife. Those who chose to break away from expectations of society constantly faced discrimination in the workplace. This included lower wages than men, exclusion from higher power jobs, held back from full participation, etc. These inequalities led to the start of the women's rights movement.]]> 2018-04-26 16:19:34 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723445 22 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723475 Women struggled to get their rights because men had always felt like they were superior to women. Everything was very bias against women in the 1940's all the way up to 1975, it was believed that women were only able to do house chores and raise children-never could they imagine a women doing labor or working in factories-because that is what their society believed.  Women had o prove what they were capable of and show the men that they were not objects and that they can do a mans job just as well as men can. During both world wars, women had to step up and take over factory jobs producing goods since the men were off fighting in the war. They stepped up to the task and took over the mans jobs while they were fighting in the war, after that some kept their factory jobs and some went home but they started thinking that they were apart of this country and deserved to have their voices hear. So they started rally's and organized marches and they fought for their rights as an American and as women. They said enough was enough and they were tired of being treated unequal  from men and they wanted their voices heard loud and clear, and people heard loud and clear just as they wanted.   ]]> 2018-04-26 16:19:38 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723475 3 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723500 The idea of women having less rights has been around as long as the first civilizations. The concept became a standard and was admired for many years until the start of widespread activism in the 1940's. The great depression had just ended and people were looking for a way to make a better life. The rise of the women's rights movement was caused because of the wage gap, lack of rights, and sexism used among filling job positions.]]> 2018-04-26 16:19:41 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723500 4 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723584 During the middle of the 1900's women were inferior to men and were repeatedly excluded from opportunities that would allow them to succeed. As a female employee, regardless of her skill, she would be given a lower rate of pay that would involve more strenuous labor than many of the jobs done by men.  The hierarchical structure of power that man created put women in a position that restrained them from ever succeeding, the women of America had no choice but to work around these restrictions and realize that they were just as capable of completing tasks given to men.  To get their opinions out women participated in protests and boycotts that fought against the oppression of the hard working and extremely dedicated women of the 1900's. ]]> 2018-04-26 16:19:51 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255723584 10 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255724062 Women were always considered to be less then men and excluded from almost all forms of any rights men had. That is until war time came around the period of 1940-1975 and with almost all men fighting in war women needed to support america at home by getting jobs and with these came the fight for women's rights. With jobs came the problems of underpayment and discrimination int he work place. As well as the realization that even though they work now women were still treated as just a house worker and did not earn any rights inherently and left them with no ground to gain rights from men. This led to the birth of the women's rights movement that consisted of boycotts, protest, and several marches and walks until everyone, men and women, had equal rights.]]> 2018-04-26 16:20:32 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255724062 12 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255724069 In the United States of America, the main goal is always progression. Women in particular, had to do an immense amount of defending and fighting to get to where they've gotten today. In the early 1940's- after WWII ending in 1945- women started to truly recognize how unfair they've been treated in comparison to men and were pushed to start movements by the unfair treatments, unequal rights, near impossible expectations, and the realization that women can be just as- if not more- capable as men in the work force.. While men and some women we're at war, women worked the jobs of the men, for a much less pay rate even if women had to strain themselves more and work harder than the men did. In the period from 1940-1975, women put their voices into use and took action against the discrimination. Not only were women discriminated from men, other women-such as Miss USA- gave negativity towards other women oppressing them for looks, including white women against other races of women.  Many groups of women held primarily non-violent protests to defend their sex such as protests and boycotts. Through all of the hard work brought by women and feminists in this time period, many laws were passed to bring equality such as the right to education in 1972, bringing us to the more equal world we have today.]]> 2018-04-26 16:20:33 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255724069 24 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255724209 Women in the early 1900's were considered less then men. Women always made less money then men. Women were never truly wanted in the work force until WWII when lots of the men were sent over seas and left there jobs, the jobs needed to be filled to help the war effort so many women went to work. Women in 1900's finally started fighting  for equal rights.]]> 2018-04-26 16:20:54 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255724209 19 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255724263 During war time, women began joining the work force, which means they were given jobs that men usually had. After war, women were expected to return to their old positions and again be viewed us less than men. This led to equal rights activists protesting and working on gaining equal rights for women.
During this time, women were given jobs just as laborious as men, and were underpaid. women had an ideal look and position in not only the work force but in all areas of life. ]]> 2018-04-26 16:21:01 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255724263 14 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255724264 Women in the 1900's were not considered equal to men, men were allowed higher and more jobs because of it and women had to fight for their rights and in the the times between 1940-1975 women rights movement was more powerful then ever before.change the lack of protection for women in the Constitution. The main cause of this movement was when WWII came, since most of the men were fighting in war, women were the ones supporting America at home by getting jobs and with this came the women rights movement to change the Constitution for women's rights and protection. ]]> 2018-04-26 16:21:01 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255724264 1 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255725051 During the period 1940-1975 women have been treated inferior on account of their sex. They have been constantly discriminated against while working in a majority of industries. These industries have been able to exploit women in extra funds that add up to at least 5 billion dollars.]]> 2018-04-26 16:22:46 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255725051 2 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255725628 During war time, women joined the workforce that had been depleted by men sent to fight. When the war was over, women were expected to go back to fulfilling their gender roles that had been in place for hundreds of years. Instead, the women's rights movement began and was in full effect from the years 1940-1975. This movement was caused by WWII, racial and general inequality, and the lack of protection for women in the Constitution. Women's rights for their freedom and equal pay came into the light and people continue to fight for these rights to this day.]]> 2018-04-26 16:23:54 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255725628 2 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255725917 In the 1940's World War two was impacting the U.S.A in many ways. Millions of men were sent off to fight in war, leaving behind many jobs to be filled by people who were unemployed and women. About six million women were were given jobs to help with the war. Many women had never held jobs outside of the home so this was a first for them. Women were considered unequal to men.]]> 2018-04-26 16:24:28 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255725917 During the second world war, women were given jobs that were typically reserved for men only. While the men were at war, the need for factory goods was still prominent. After the war, women were expected to return the factory positions to the men and once again be less superior. However, equal rights activists began protesting to close the gap between male and female treatment. #26 sean_g_snod https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255726235 2018-04-26 16:25:04 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255726235 16 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255728292 From the mid to late 1900s, the rise of the women's rights movement increased, reflecting the oppression American women had faced. Society labeled women as inferior in nature, assigning roles for women to play, and discriminating against in the workforce. In time of war, women are looked to as substitutes for drafted men, appreciated for the time, then expected to return to the home. The caste system developed shed light on the inequality held between genders, initiating the uprising of women choosing to make a change. ]]> 2018-04-26 16:29:08 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255728292 15 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255730218 In the period of 1940-1975 Woman gradually gained rights because of a changing workforce and the new consumer culture. During World War 2, Woman left the homes and worked in factories. After the war, the culture of "keeping up with the joneses" meant woman went to work.]]> 2018-04-26 16:32:42 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255730218 https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255734530 2018-04-26 16:41:08 UTC https://padlet.com/hngoldst/6867760vsrsh/wish/255734530