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Travelling on the Mormon trail, everyone had a job to do, including the children. Depending on their age and abilities, children were needed to gather firewood, gather any edible plants, help cook, help with laundry, watch younger children, set up camp, and tend to the animals. Older boys might also help their fathers hunt or drive the wagon.
Women usually spent their time preparing food, making sure the children didn't run off, and mending tents, clothing, blankets, and other supplies. Men repaired wagons and hunted for food. The men would also be called on to defend the camp in case of an Indian attack. Children often fed the animals, helped their parents, or watched younger children.
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Most men were farmers but some worked in the guard service.
many jobs were given to women that the men had before they left to war. these jobs included doctor, factory workers, teachers, and other jobs. some of these jobs required educational needs and woman were now allowed to take these jobs. many men were upset by this "replacement" and started discriminating woman...
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they went out to their jobs