Women and men jobs in 1912?

Answer 1

Women who had to work in 1910 didn't have a lot of choices. Women were still being treated as second class citizens and were expected to marry and become homemakers. Jobs usually consisted of some sort of housekeeping or maid work. Laundresses and shops were other positions women might occupy.

Answer 2

Life in the 1920s would have been very different to hat life is now. For clothing women wore whale bone corsets to get a skinnier waste. It was not the right thing to do if you showed to much skin. They wore puffy sleaves, long dresses and petticoats.Men would wear a suit with a bow tie. Men and women were never aloud to bathe together until the 1920s. men still wore full body simmers like a wetsuit and women wore something like a shirt then it went down to a skirt.Unlike our days when people were sick they wouldn't go to the doctors unless they were really bad and then the doctor would come and visit you at your own home.something like that :)

Answer 3

The American Federation of Labor was not supportive of working women. It did not want women competing for men's jobs. Sure enough, women continued to hold low paying occupations. Even female professionals continued to be paid less than men for the same job. Also, they mainly held jobs that were traditionally thought of as "female" occupations like nursing and teaching.
During the 1920s, 1 in 4 women over the age of sixteen were a part of the work force. Out of the women wageworkers 30 percent of them were involved in clerical and sale work. Clerical work, or white-collar positions, was respectable. White women born in the U.S largely filled these positions.

Answer 4

There were not many job opportunities for women in the 1920's. Many women were housekeepers, child caretakers, or house wives.

Answer 5

Mainly war.

Answer 6

prostition.