done by women during WW1 the reason they were given the right to vote? Mla Section A: Plan of Investigation The need for women workers became urgent during the beginning of World War one. Men were leaving their jobs to go fight in the war and women began to take charge. The First World War sparked a whole new adventure for women; some would even say that the First World War resulted in a social revolution for women. In this essay I will determine the extent to which the work done by women during
The 1920’s allowed women to rise up against the stereotype of what the women should be like. Secret meetings were held in order to improve the rights of women, as men felt that they were inferior. Women’s right made a strong impact on women during 1920’s that allowed them to use different approaches to gain more freedom. Before the 1920, women have traditional of having long hair and wearing clothes that doesn't expose that skin from the body. The only allowable job for women was to become a housewife
‘mate’ is a quintessential Australian expression; its meaning and usage have changed and evolved over the past 100 years and have drastically shaped contemporary Australian society. As a result of the word ‘mate’ being used in a variety of ways this essay will focus its usage in a positive sense as a term of endearment or to present the bond of mateship between Australians. In a negative light the term ‘mate’ will be analysed when it is used in an ironic or aggressive sense. The origins of
Women on the Homefront Women on the homefront was the most important contributor to world war one, it is so important because of the reasons I will list in this essay. Firstly, economically speaking woman made an impact hugely in factories, secondly, women on the homefront had a lot to do with social advances of women all over Canada and the world. Women on the homefront are so significant because of the way it shaped Canada. All the men went to war and fought while the women were expected to
This Essay will explore the political, social or ethical issues in the two artworks; Woman with Dead Child, by Kathe Kollwitz and The Night, by Max Beckman. These artworks both express war time themes, including dark imagery of what the war brought among the people, this addresses the social issue of post-traumatic stress because of war and the ethical issue of unmoral decisions being made during the war period. Woman with Dead Child is a very emotive painting with a weeping woman holding her dead
policy that is going to be critically analysed in this essay is the primary Equal Pay Act 1970. Although this is not the most recent policy in the area of equality and more specifically, gender equality, it is a fascinating and an importance piece of legislation that has influenced many other policies succeeding it. The Equal Pay Act 1970 sole aim was to prevent the discrimination, in the terms and conditions of employment, between men and women. Reid (1975) understands that legislation aims for the