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Historically, women have often taken on roles as caretakers, house workers, and homemakers, particularly in traditional family structures. This responsibility has included managing household tasks, raising children, and providing emotional support within the family unit. In many cultures, these roles have been socially constructed and reinforced, leading to expectations around women's contributions to domestic life. However, these roles are evolving, with increasing participation of men in homemaking and caregiving responsibilities.
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There were 71,000 brewery workers in 1960
Garment workers worked in factories.
There were many people that created the Statue of Liberty. The workers that worked on the Statue of Liberty are Edouard de Laboulaye and Auguste Bartholdi.
As of 2000, computer manufacturing employed 73,730 U.S. workers, about 34 percent of whom were production workers.
The National Farm Workers Association worked for the rights of migrant farm workers. The organization became the United Farm Workers of America in 1962.
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Some common jobs in pioneer days included farmers, blacksmiths, carpenters, teachers, tailors, and traders. People also worked as miners, ranchers, sailors, and fur trappers depending on the region. Women often worked as seamstresses, cooks, or caretakers of the household.
In 2001, the industry employed 28,000 workers
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