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    Society tends to believe that women did not play a significant role in the fight for independence; however, through various accounts of determination and bravery, women were able to contribute to the war any way possible. During the War for Independence, British rule over the colonies fed the increasing need for rebellion among the colonists. The numerous acts issued by Britain led the colonies to declare war and this changed colonial life for many wives and women in general. In the textbook The…

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    Gender roles in the communities that we visited were highly evident. Women were looked to be the “protector” of the children while the men were the “providers”. That social stigma is expressed everywhere, not only the communities that we visited. Women are looked to be lesser than males and seen as incapable of the tasks that men are involved in. I photographed a mural that showed two children and a protective mother. This photo displays the role a woman plays in the Latino community…

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    World War Two took place from the 1st of September 1939 to the 2nd of September 1945. This event dramatically and completely transformed the roles of Australian women.The transformation of Australian women's role were significant because they transformed from only being permitted to be employed in unskillful jobs or family businesses, to being required to serve in the military services and having skillful jobs. In addition, Australia was enlisted in the war because it was one of the countries in…

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    Family roles are an important part of our lives today. They determine how we function in a family, what we contribute, and how we spend our time. The roles we live and work within today got their start in ancient times. In ancient Rome, family roles played an important part in the family structure, as they did in ancient Mesopotamia. While both ancient Romans and ancient Mesopotamians had their own type of family structure, they shared some basic similarities. Even though there were many…

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    expected to be hypersensitive, play with dolls, and embody femininity. These expectations associated with ones gender are referred to as gender roles. Gender roles are what leads to stereotyping the nurse as female and the surgeon as male. Gender roles are what formed the sexist perspective that women belong in the kitchen and men belong in the workplace. Gender roles are what discourage women from pursuing careers in engineering and discourage men from pursuing careers in the fashion industry.…

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    mother would clean!” and while the dwarfs are away, she joyfully cleans while singing, accompanied by her forest animal friends (). By 16, she has already naturally embodied a motherly role to both the dwarves and forest animals. Such feminine traits were revered by women of the time, and they sought to handle domestic roles with bliss, just like Snow White does. In the 1950’s, Snow White’s release was followed by the similarly gendered movies Cinderella and…

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    force .Women still hold the largest role in the culture. They actually have a significant role in the African culture. This is evident by their raising, teaching and nurturing the children, while the men are usually out working. While men and women both may work, women do not get paid nearly as much as men .Women should be treated more as an equal partner to men and less like children. This is sexism and it is not fair. Women hold the strongest roles in African culture. The women in…

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    Throughout Henrik Ibsen’s realistic play, entitled A Doll’s House, a systematic examination of the rigid gender roles and expectations that infect the Victorian society in Norway forces an analysis of prominent characters, such as Nora Helmer, Torvald Helmer, Kristin Linde and the Nanny. Without the impact of the three aforementioned characters, the entire comprehension…

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    near future, the author hints that the social course humans follow may lead to unwanted effects. Sexism becomes normal and women are forced into different groups of status. The wives, handmaids, marthas, aunts, and so on, all complete different roles placed upon them. Offred, along with all the other handmaids, become surrogate mothers for the wives. They look back at the life they had before and consider the freedom they had as a blessing. Now the handmaid's only receive one hour each day…

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    Gender Roles Mediation has been portraying negative stereotypes about gender since it was created. People may not always notice that the media of TV shows are influencing them, but they are. No one can escape being influenced by media. This has happened to me. I have watched The Big Bang Theory and How I Met Your Mother and loved it; however, I never noticed the many gender stereotypes that it has portrayed. Until I read an article explaining the stereotypical roles assigned. People believe…

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