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I was shocked to read about how many women were divorced. We have learned in class that divorce was not common and sometimes even looked down upon yet several of the women interviewed were divorced. I also found it interesting that none of them gave a really solid answer when asked why they got a divorce. Most seemed to just ignore the question all together. - Christine W. | I was shocked to read about how many women were divorced. We have learned in class that divorce was not common and sometimes even looked down upon yet several of the women interviewed were divorced. I also found it interesting that none of them gave a really solid answer when asked why they got a divorce. Most seemed to just ignore the question all together. - Christine W. | ||
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| + | So far, I have noticed the obvious, the women from wealthy families went to college. Women from poor families did not. | ||
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| + | Jean Fay Scott- divorced … poor…. Worked in a cigarette factory ... did not go to college. | ||
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| + | Heidi Brown- German Immigrant married an American. Poor childhood... no college. | ||
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| + | Molly woody went to college … wealthy family.. family had servants. | ||
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| + | Marye Ostwald went to college… wealthy family.. had servants. | ||
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| + | I also noticed that in two of the interviews, the mothers wanted more for their daughters than they had. | ||
| + | Nikole Wellman | ||