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Title IX was largely responsible for the growth of women's sports in the high school and college levels
The suffragettes were a movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries advocating for women's right to vote, primarily in the United Kingdom. They employed militant tactics, including protests, hunger strikes, and civil disobedience, to draw attention to their cause. Prominent figures like Emmeline Pankhurst led the movement, emphasizing the urgency of women's enfranchisement. The suffragettes played a crucial role in eventually securing voting rights for women, which was achieved in the UK with the Representation of the People Act in 1918.
In the early 1900s, working women often faced challenging conditions, including long hours, low wages, and limited job opportunities primarily in sectors such as textiles, domestic service, and clerical work. Many women entered the workforce out of economic necessity, especially during times of industrialization and World War I. Their participation laid the groundwork for future labor rights movements and the push for gender equality in the workplace. Despite facing significant societal and economic barriers, these women began to challenge traditional gender roles and advocate for better working conditions.
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In a matrilineal society, an event that is most likely to occur is the tracing of lineage and inheritance through the maternal line. This means that descent, inheritance, and family ties are primarily determined through the female line. Women may hold positions of power and authority, and the passing down of property or leadership roles would be typically done through the female lineage.
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The Maasai tribe in Kenya traditionally relied on cattle herding as their main source of livelihood. Men were responsible for herding the livestock while women took care of the household chores and children. Today, some Maasai individuals also work in the tourism industry as guides or offer cultural experiences.
They worked on the farms with their families and were responsible for the children, meal preparation and housekeeping. They also planted and harvested crops, cared for livestock and did a lot of the same work as their husband's and fathers did.
Man+livestock=milk milk+man=women women+man=sex
In the Neolithic Age, jobs primarily revolved around agriculture, such as farming, herding livestock, and food preparation. Other common occupations included toolmaking, pottery, weaving, and construction. Division of labor based on gender was also prevalent during this time, with men typically engaged in hunting and heavy labor, while women focused on domestic tasks and child-rearing.
Women's breasts are primarily composed of fat tissue, with very little muscle tissue.
women comforted the livestock and the children. men hunted, chopped wood, and run the government
Women in Sparta had more freedom and equality compared to women in Athens. In Sparta, women received physical education, could own property, and participate in public life. Meanwhile, in Athens, women had limited rights, were primarily responsible for household duties, and had no political rights.
Before the Neolithic Age (the Paleolithic Age) both men and women shared equal roles, however as people started to settle in different places, the men were the ones gathering all of the food and supplies, thus making them more powerful over women.
A Ranch hand is just a fancy word for cowboys or cowgirls, basically people, primarily of men (and a few hardy women of course!) who work on a ranch helping with tending to livestock and range management, as well as other duties that are necessary on a working ranch.
The women were responsible for teaching and caring for the Cheyenne.
Took care of their farms/homes, kids, livestock and property.