Titlebook: Women in the United States, 1830-1945; S. J. Kleinberg Textbook 1999Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1999 cultural history.cult

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Family and Migration in the Era of Domesticityions for economic support. Domesticity and the separation of spheres turned the household into a haven from the increasing disorder of the urban, industrial world and sought to keep women within the home in order to protect them from the chaos and impurity of public life.

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IntroductionAmerican history. In . Gerda Lerner observes that one can trace the study of women to “a significant and almost constant effort on the part of women to create Women’s History from the 7th century ad forward.” As Lerner notes, by the time people started to write history (a self-conscious record of th

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Women’s Employment, 1865–1920 into white-collar occupations. Nevertheless, women’s economic experiences remained distinct from men’s, subject to gendered limitations, and determined by demographic characteristics to a much greater extent than men’s. Class, race, ethnicity, and locality explained the sort of work a man might do,