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The rebirth of an organized women’s movement

The persistence of the traditional definition of women’s roles

The status of women in American Society since 1940 has been greatly impacted by changing economic conditions, the persistence of the traditional definition of women’s roles, and the rebirth of an organized women’s movement. Women’s roles changed during and after World War II. They became more involved in the work force. Women gained a higher status in American Society since 1940.

With the persistence of a traditional definition of women’s roles, it was difficult for the women to overcome this stereotype. For many years, women were primarily housewives, they only entered the work force if unmarried. This changed during World War II; women were taking up jobs as factory workers in fields women have never worked in before. They were getting the work done needed to suppor

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