Social change for women

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What had decline by 1920?

The average of five children per couple before 1861 had declined to three

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why did family size fall?

Middle-class Americans wanted to ensure their children could prosper

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what had women faced?

Having fewer children and looking after the better and they also expected more from their husbands

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what happened in 1870? What happened by 1920?

More boys than girls were in school, but in 1920 this had become more equal with roughly 2/3 of the White children of both exes being educated

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what happened by 1890?

There were more female high-school graduates than male and secondary education had expanded generally. African American girls did less well, but even here the percentage went from 10 to 30% from 1870 to 1914

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how much did the proportion of women teachers increase by?

Increased from 60% to 80% in the same period. However, the proportion of women in higher educated remained lower

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although the number of women with degrees doubled, how many women were awarded with university degreesby 1920?

Only 30% of university degrees were awarded to women by 1920

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what did the growth in education and employment lead to?

Women being more confident in participating in oublic campaigns. It led to more cooperation and a considerable expansion of women’s clubs

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what became more numerous?

Women writers

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in what area was there muvh less progress in?

In terms of equality of economic economic opportunity; rewards, ability to gain access to managerial positions,to enter traditional male professions, such as medicine and law, to make decisions or to gain political power