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    This document poses 9 questions about how industrialization and colonialism affected women globally from 1750-1900. It asks how the treatment of women workers compared over time, how commercialization and industrialization specifically impacted women, and how education or lack thereof tied to nationalism. It also inquires about the economic and political effects of colonization on women, similarities in outcomes from industrialization and colonialism, and factors accounting for differences in women's experiences. Finally, it questions what sources could help understand women's economic roles and what may be predicted for women's roles in the early 20th century.

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    This document poses 9 questions about how industrialization and colonialism affected women globally from 1750-1900. It asks how the treatment of women workers compared over time, how commercialization and industrialization specifically impacted women, and how education or lack thereof tied to nationalism. It also inquires about the economic and political effects of colonization on women, similarities in outcomes from industrialization and colonialism, and factors accounting for differences in women's experiences. Finally, it questions what sources could help understand women's economic roles and what may be predicted for women's roles in the early 20th century.

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    Questions: Women and Industrialization

    1.

    1750-1900
    As industrialization spread to other areas of the world in the 19 th and 20th centuries, how did the treatment
    of workers compare to what you have learned about the treatment of workers at the beginning of the
    Industrial Revolution in the 18th century?

    2.

    How did the process of commercialization and then industrialization affect women workers in particular?

    3.

    How did education or the lack of education for women tie into the push for nationalism or independence
    movements?

    4.

    How did the process of colonization affect women economically? Politically?

    5.

    What were the similar outcomes or results for women, if any, from the global processes of industrialization
    and colonialism?

    6.

    What accounted for the differences in the experiences of women in these various societies?

    7.

    Using the chart and world map of gender issues from the previous units, what were the changes in womens
    economic role? The continuities?

    8.

    What additional types of sources would have helped in understanding womens economic role in this time
    period?

    9.

    What might we predict about womens economic role for the beginning of the 20 th century?

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