Progressive reforms tried to protect women in the workplace numerous ways. One of these ways was limiting how many hours women, along with children, could work. A couple states ended up passing set hours women could work at their job, but did not set the same for men. This ended up hurting women more than helping them, as many working women were single parents or needed to make money to help their family, so setting how many hours they could work would hurt them greatly. The working conditions also started to improve and became less dangerous over time, which protected women and helped them stay safe.
This picture shows a family in pain and a family who needed to get back on there feet. The mother (the female) in the photo could have made money by selling her kids. That was one of the ways people made money. It was that hard for people to live, but that’s is something people would do a long time ago but know in the present she could get a job and find some pick up jobs.
Do you mean Sun Yat-Sen? If so…
Answer: He was schooled to be a doctor, but ended up becoming a revolutionary. He spent years in exile, he overthrew the Qing dynasty (later became the Chinese National party, which he become leader of). He also ended up becoming the first president of the republic of China.
Vice President Joe Biden brought foreign relations hope that helps :)
Answer:
The sources of social stratification in both countries are different, however.
Explanation:
In China, the division is based purely on socioeconomic means, while in the U.S. it is affected by other factors such as race, gender, religion, and other categories. ... The U.S. is a democratic state, while China is an authoritarian state.
