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During the war, 320,000 Georgians fought in the United States Armed Forces, and many more worked in wartime enterprises, including a record number of women. ... Georgia's Great Depression was ended by World War II, which altered the state's economy and spurred urbanization and racial shifts.
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The political party was called The Bolshevik Party
B. They were written to be codes of laws for early civilizations.
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During the Progressive Era, women fought for rights , such as suffrage, or the right to vote. In reform, women worked to change the workplace, labor conditions, health, and safety. Due to all the progressors ( **A term used for men of that era**) going to war with Germany in WW1 women took over the industrial work space and many also worked towards attaining social reform to increase gender equality. The female role was drastically chacterized as equal to men after that point in time.
