Women before WWII usually were mothers, cooked, and cared for their children. During the war, women started working in factories to replace the jobs of men that were sent to the war. After the war, a large percentage of women started working jobs instead of staying at home.
In the postwar era, African Americans worked to balance their fight for democracy during the war with the unequal traditions at home. They fought for full equality, desegregation, civil and political rights and increased presence in American society.
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2. Defeat the native Tribes Uprising and conspiracy
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Increased wealth and respect, expansion of territory and influence, sharing ideas, technology and culture, and last access to resources from other regions
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In the Oedipus the King, in some cases hilariously inhumane or whimsical, now and then keen, now and again sensational, the Chorus responds to the occasion in front of an audience. The Chorus' responses can be lessons in how the gathering of people ought to decipher what it is seeing, or how it ought not to translate what it is seeing.
