HIST 102, Alexander College: Canadian Women and Economic Development
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This essay explores the historical experiences of Canadian women, focusing on the evolution of their rights and the economic factors that shaped their lives. It examines the discrimination faced by Indigenous women and the impact of gender roles on employment, property rights, and voting rights. The paper analyzes the impact of feminist movements, including first, second, and third-wave feminism. The essay also analyzes the role of the economy in Canada's growth, highlighting the impact of industries like transportation, chemicals, and petroleum. It discusses the economic boom of the 1920s, the development of the social welfare system, and the impact of industrialization on employment opportunities, including the involvement of women in the workforce after World War II. The essay concludes by acknowledging the progress made while highlighting the persistence of gender inequality and economic disparities.
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