Empowerment Of Women During Ww1

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For my first test, I choice gender and carrier, the reason why I chose such test is because I felt there is this topic is very bias in that women are only capable of taking care of the family in the eyes society. I believe that women are strong and just as capable as men, as we’ve seen thought history of women’s empowerment for example during WWI where women stepped up and help in the war efforts, and since then women have increased their involvement in society like being doctors, or engineers, or business women. I was shocked when I saw my results, I don’t believe women are only meant to stay at home and take care of the kids, however, my experience where my mom was the one whom took most care of us thus, explaining why my brain had developed
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