1. How has the status of woman changed in the last 200 years?

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alexira [117]4 years ago

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Answer:

theres multiple ways to answer this question.

Explanation:

you could say the term woman has evolved to be of 'sex' to 'gender expression'

or you could say the way women have been perceived in society has evolved to being seen as a mere housekeeper and child-bearer, cook who is nothing without a hardy man by her side, somebody without a voice. now women have the same opportunities as men :)

Ksivusya [100]4 years ago

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Women’s status and their rights have changed significantly multidimensional over the last couple of centuries. Some examples of these changes include women becoming part of the government process, being given the right to vote, women entering the workplace in historic numbers, being given the right to be more in control of their relationships (ie. be able to initiate divorce proceedings), perhaps more controversial of these changes is women achieving major milestones concerning their reproductive rights.

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