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During American involvement in WWII (1941-1947), women regularly stepped in to fill the jobs of men, who were overseas fighting in the war. In this case, the blurring of gender roles was acceptable because it helped the war effort and kept the country moving forward, but once men returned from the war, the majority of women left the workforce and the jobs were returned to the men.
Explanation:
How were the European systems of mercantilism and capitalism similar during the 18th and 19th century
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Both systems greatly increased Europeans' total wealth
Congress approved Hamiltons plan for the national government to take responsibilty (or assume) for the debts aquired by the states during the Revolution.
-Southern states didn't want to help pay back the debts they felt the North owed.
-Hamilton gained their support through a deal: if they supported him, he would put the capital in the South. (on the banks of the Potomac River)
The main effect of the system of debt peonage that emerged in the south during the late 19th century was that African Americans were unable to afford to work agricultural jobs.
<h3>What was debt peonage?</h3>
Debt peonage, which some critics refer to as "obligation slavery," is a collective name for a number of types of forced or restricted work that is the outcome of the distribution of money or goods to people or organizations that are unable or unable to promptly pay back their debt. They must therefore continue working for the creditor or his assignees until the debt is paid off, they frequently face further pressure to take out more loans or agree to new commitments or entanglements. The conventional perspective holds that once indebted, whether due to insufficient pay or employer fraud, these people were reduced to servitude and, in theory, were unable to abandon the job they had agreed to.
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