World War I greatly altered the role of women in society. This event changed the way many people thought about gender roles and about female abilities.
Women experienced great hardships because of the war. Many of them had to work in factories to take over the work that men could no longer do. They also had to take care of businesses, farms, and many other industries where men could no longer be found. Some women also collaborated to the war effort directly, as typists, secretaries and nurses.
However, the war also brought some benefits. For many women, it was the first time they participated in the political and social life of the country. Moreover, women were able to learn new skills, and found a new sense of freedom and purpose.
B. Byzantine culture had its roots in classical roman and Greek culture
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the state of having knowledge or understanding : the act of giving someone knowledge or understanding
In general, teenage culture in the 1950s in the United Stats was "conformist" since the rebellious period did not begin until the 1960s, although there were exceptions.