The experiences of women in two different race/ethnicities and or classes from 1870s-1900

The experiences of women in two different race/ethnicities and or classes from 1870s-1900

Introduction

In the early 19th Century, women were responsible for home and farm. They fed the animals, children and adults. It was not appreciated when going about women's paid work. They found out that a woman worked for a good home for money, the family came to talk.The women were left to the professionals often not without a fight. Exceptions are the work of typewriters, telegraph and photocopying machines. The work was low, but required great skill. Complex tasks were still men. Simple routine work, so manual work, were performed more by women. In fact women had to pay lower wages than on men. From this point on women completed paperwork in the chord. It is true that men are those who adopt the role of hunters and gatherers subjecting women to a dependent role and unproductive. It is true that men engaged in these activities and relations and religious rituals, as well as defense and protection of the clan or tribe, but in a society that highly values the acquisition of meat, this is not just custodial males, especially the dangers to animals fighting and the casualties in these clashes occur. Thus, the game occasionally becomes dependent on many factors. However, women are actually responsible for collecting and reproductive activities, are the ones that maintain the productive economy, which educate and care for the children, who know the plants and hunting small animals, and provide tools that make food for their children and men. About one-third of African slaves were women. But there were also among the slave-traders. This discussion will attempt to highlight the experiences of women in two different race/ethnicities and or classes from 1870s-1900. In order to do so, the discussion will present a picture depicting the comparison of the progress experienced by women in the 19th century as well as the female slavery that was present in the same time.

Discussion

As a predominantly female work can apply bookkeeping and accounting as well Verkaufs-/Vertriebsabteilingen in the office and secretary. Leadership positions, however, were occupied almost exclusively by men. The first German Volksbibiliothekarin worked from 1897 in Berlin. Until then, this activity was completely in the hands of men. By staff shortages were the women gain entry. Women were Zuarbeiterinnen as cheap labor, but when it came to career advancement, men were clearly preferred. A woman earned as a librarian a maximum of 150 marks a month, the annual leave was only a maximum of 2 weeks on average. With the flourishing of capitalism experienced the oppression of women to new heights. Through the industrialization shattered the old form of the family as a predominantly subsistence production and living community. Food had to be purchased from now on the market. Men of all classes were in agreement that women belong in the house to feed her husband and children.

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