In a paragraph, evaluate the social changes women experienced on the home front as a result of world war i. discuss both the hardships women endured and the opportunities women enjoyed

While the industrial revolution had created a huge shift in socio-economic conditions of women, most still lived a the traditional household where the man ran the house and the women cooked and cleaned.

However, all this changed with the first World War. As more and more men went to the front lines, women were need to take up many jobs.

For the first time, women learned new skills, trained to become technicians and supervisors and enjoyed a higher wage.

This created a whole new generation of women who could work on their own, earn on their own, and enjoyed an amazing freedom.

However, things were not always smooth. Many of these women were seen as 'moral decay' to the society and soon lost their jobs as the war ended and the men came back to take over the jobs.

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Explanation:

Men predominantly worked and the women typically stayed home and cleaned. When the men left for the war, the women had to go out and get jobs. This was good and bad for women. Women were able to gain new skills and they also got higher wages. The unfortunate thing is that women often lost their jobs once the war ended.

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