<span>I am not quite sure how is effected anything. coming from a southern background women have a long history there playing a certain role, the homemaker. Even in my own lifetime I know people who have done that their entire lives. perhaps the laws did help but I don't think they were reflected in southern society.</span>
History is the education of the previous, especially as it is described by written records. The events that occurred before writing was discovered is studied under prehistory. Even though history is studied over and done with written documents, it is open to ongoing and changing interpretations. There are several reasons for this and these are bias, new information, new technology and changes in perception. Some examples are in 1860 which history was almost totally political and by 1900 people were starting to understand that the science of economics added a new layer of interpretation to political history and by 1960 social history had fully emerged. All of this rounds out the representation.
