How did the Civil War affect women?

History

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sveticcg [70]4 years ago

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Answer:

C)It gave them new and more active responsibilities outside the home.

Explanation:

While you can find cases of women who served on the battlefront, including some obtubierono decorations and a pension, but this was because they had a male identity, that is to say that they changed the name.

For the rest of the women life was totally different, they had to occupy places that were previously reserved only for men, they had new tasks, like taking care of the structure of the houses, doing harder tasks like working the land among other things, and all this added to that they had to maintain their home.

kakasveta [241]4 years ago

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It has to be c because women had to do the men's job while they were at war

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