Rachel has recently been focused on practicing with her dance team every day after class. They're getting ready for a big perfor
mance, and Rachel has been rehearsing almost nonstop because she wants to nail her solo. On a rare day off from practice, she calls her best friend, Joann, to talk. Joann says sarcastically, "I thought you'd dropped off the face of the earth or something. I can't believe you're calling me." Rachel is a little surprised by Joann's tone and response. How can Rachel fix this problem with Joann? She can quit the dance team to spend more time with Joann. She can drop the solo she's supposed to perform so that she can call Joann instead going to practices. She can sneak away or miss a few practices so that she can call Joann during the day. She can promise Joann that she won't neglect their friendship even when she's busy. Done
The right to work was the right
that women had in the United States in the 1930s. Many married women was forced
into working when their husbands lost their jobs or where their husbands’ wages
are too low to support the needs of the family during the Great Depression.
