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Women were expected to be wives and homemakers, not workers.
Only men over 21 who owned property or paid rent could vote.
They believed women lacked political knowledge and experience.
They oversaw household management and children's education.
They worked in factories and managed household duties.
Most women worked as servants or in low-paying jobs.
Potteries and cotton mills employed many working women.
Nursing became a respectable career for women by 1900.
Male teachers earned significantly more than female teachers.
Women began to work as typists and secretaries in offices.
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