How has the role of women in the society has change?
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The role of women has not changed.\n\nthe rights of women have changed.\n\nit all started with the suffragets and also women in new zealand getting the right to vote in the early 20th century, followed by australia then gradually most of the world.\n\nBut what really increased women's rights was world war 2. There were very few men left in the countries involved during the war and after the war in countries such as Germany, there were very few able bodied men at all. Most were killed or crippled. This meant woman had to perform domestic duties and staff the factories.\n\nBut the role of women has not really changed, they are still predominately the child raisers, and still perform most domestic duties, they just don't get abused as much if they choose to work.\n\nVery similar to black rights, they have the right to vote and are free. But whites are still cross the road to avoid them and still think of them as "niggers" even if they don't say it.\n\nGenetically we are all pretty much the same, I personally don't believe in race and i don't judge people by their sex. If we all become this way and accept that it is best to look at your own faults than every one else's, we may get some where better
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1. Actually women is best prepared to developt his job in his professional life.\n2. Society promove more professional jobs by women at the Goverment and Private Companies.
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I'm not sure what you mean by development. You didn't say in what field. If you mean women's emancipation from the home to the work force, there are a lot of things to be considered. Women are now attending colleges and universities in ever increasing numbers. They have invaded every profession with great success, from sports to medicine to archeology and engineering. In the field of politics women are beginning to have a voice to be reckoned with, as they always did, only they are no longer standing behind a man, but rather leading the way. I could go on and on here but without a peg to hang my hat on, so to speak, I'll stop right here. Hope this helps you in some way.
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As America moves from a faith-based culture to a more secular one, as traditional family values and customs decline, and single parent families replace the traditional working father and stay at home mother feminism has been a vehicle to assist women to fulfill many of the roles traditionally held by males/ Societies attempt at adjustment.
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Those rules change over time, as society does.  These days, it involves holding doors open for women, helping them on with their coats, and not talking about them in rude ways.\n\nMy personal opinion, I really like being treated that way, but I always treat my sweetie with similar respect and courtesy, and that makes it a great two-way street.
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I know it doesn't directly answer your question, but a few years back Arizona became the first state where the 5 highest state positions were held by women.
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Basically, in the "olden days," the roles of mother and father/husband and wife we clearly defined. The male was the bread-winner, went to work every day, and made money, while the mother stayed at home and tended to the family and the household. But now, the opportunity for women to have professional careers has changed the structure of families with two working parents. Also, in modernity, it's almost financially impossible for an average, middle-class family to live on one salary: this, combined with the women of today's general desire to be in the work force, has changed the structure of the modern family. Now, all kinds of questions are raised: who will stay home and watch the kids, if both mom AND dad are at work? Should one parent sacrifice their career to stay at home and tend to the kids? If so, is it FAIR that one parent has to sacrifice, while the other can accomplish their dreams? The ultimate struggle of career/family has reached its ultimate peak with the changes that modernity has brought to the households of today.
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While not technically in the Middle East, Pakistan had a female leader in the 90s for a few years.\n\nSaudi Arabia just started allowing elecions at the local level last year and is slowly moving to the modern world as elections take hold.  \n\nIraq has a few female members of its Parliment.  Kuwait also has a growing call for female leaders.\n\nIt will probably take another generation before we see widspread representation of women in official positions in the M.E..  Onless we allow the Whabahhists (sp) to take over, then there will be no women in power.
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i believe women have been the dominant sex for hundreds of years - now they are just 'out of the closet' about it.
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As others have answered, women were involved in some of the early years of sociology but they were the exception rather than the rule. Its easier to understand in the context that women were not given access to the same education as men were in the time period along with many other social aspects of life. As women were denied entrance into many different strata of public life, it makes sense that they would be unable to analyse or comment on it, which is the scope of most of sociology.
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woman , girls and again both and again both.... trends are on the way
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Yes. It has been thousands of years since women enjoyed major power positions. The earliest cultures seemed to have been matriarchal, where women were the ruling sex. Lineage was traced back through their ancestry and not the father's. They owned the land and made the decisions. The divine creator was also seen as being feminine. And you know what is really interesting? There is ample evidence that these cultures did not know war or violence. Think about that.
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Actually that has changed and if it has not changed for you then that is because you are being manipulated by a double standard invented by men who were ignorant,and women who were frigid and unwilling to enjoy s*x.\n\nLeave the outdated double standards where they belong...in the past.\n\nUs women can do what we wish s*xually just as the guys can. :)
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It's a phase. Each time women get more power and autonomy -- as they have in the past couple of decades -- they seem to get scared of the possible consequences; then they start wearing sexier clothes and saying dumber things, so as not to scare the men too much.  And women have gained a lot of economic power lately, so maybe the back-pedalling is that much more noticeable this time.  It'll be interesting to see how this shakes out.
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1.)t was created when the world was totally different\n2.)the ways of the world has changed\n3.)women have a voting power\n4.)criminals have become more advanced in how to beat the system
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Yes, some women change, because the man changes after marriage.
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To a certain extent they are.  Men and women can apply for the same jobs, whether as a secretary or a CEO.\nBut the lines are still firmly drawn in other areas.  A girl is still "easy" if she sleeps with someone, and a boy is just being a boy.\nIf you watch 3-5 year old children you will still see boys playing with action figures and trucks while girls still play with dolls.\nThe opportunities for women are expanding every day, but, there are still many drawbacks.\nA working mother still doesn't love her children enough, but a man is supporting his family.\nThe gender bias is still there, but fading.\nMore and more men are deciding to be stay at home dads.  Some are still ridiculed, but it is easing.\nMost of the problem would go away if people could just go for what they do best without being looked at askance.  \nIf you look at the long run, you will see we've come a long way from the 50's and 60's.  We have come out of the dark ages, but we still need to move into the Renaisance.