QUESTIONA 50 Which one of the following inventions fundamentally changed the status of women in...
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QUESTIONA 50
Which one of the following inventions fundamentally changed the status of women in relation to men?
a. Dishwasher
b. The light bulb
c. The automobile
d. The plow
Gender Equity Vs. Gender Equality:
Gender equity is a term that refers to the fairness in treatment of both men and women. Gender equality addresses equal representation of women and is strongly tied to the women's rights movement, fair pay and other gender related issues.
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View this answerThe answer is: d. The plow. The plow requires upper body strength, which, according to a landmark study about the historical use of the plow on ~1,200...
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The first wave of feminism in the 19th and 20th centuries pushed for advancement for women in education, employment, and equal rights. Explore the Seneca Falls Convention and other significant events of the time, the organizations and individuals who facilitated the feminist movement, and the profound strides women made in securing equal rights with men.
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