ly to speak, women were to stay home while the male provided for the family. In the new emerging economic climate for women in the 20 th century, this was far from true, thus breaking tradition and the once common role of the woman. As I have found out from this paper women have made very great strides over the years but are still on a path to make greater strides and open “new” doors in the job and thus economic fields. These strides will continue to break norms and traditions and cause more advancement for the female workforce(see endnote #2).Endnote#1- Economic Factors did effect the political roles of women, I believe because how many politicians do you see that have a low level of education? Virtually none is the answer. And having few job opportunities and few chances for educational advancement directly effected this. How many domestic servants could go on to be politically active in their communities? None. This is the point I wanted to get across without rambling on in paper.Endnote #2- Think of how traditional roles will be broken if all female’s in the military are given the right to fight alongside men in battle. Will the feminine roles of the woman be lost? Maybe, but constant change and female equality issues will someday make this happen. ...
