Women's Rights USA (1865-1992) 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryAmerica - 19th and 20th centuryA2/A-levelOCR Created by: ambercowan98Created on: 08-06-17 19:18 How many members did the National Association of Colored Women have by 1915? More than 50,000 by 1915. 1 of 16 How many members did the National Association of Colored Women have by 1918? 300,00 by 1918. 2 of 16 In 1890, what percentage of women campaigning for their rights did the NAWSA represent? Over 50% 3 of 16 How many states recognised that women had the right to vote by 1918? 20 4 of 16 How many women worked in industry in 1917/18? More than 1 million 5 of 16 In the 1920s, how much did the number of women in the workforce increase by? 6% 6 of 16 In a 1936 poll, what percentage of the American population were against women working? 82% 7 of 16 When were the Social Security Act and the Aid to Dependent Children introduced? 1935 8 of 16 How many women entered politics in 1939? 9 9 of 16 When was the Women's Bureau formed? 1920 10 of 16 What was the Shepherd-Towner Act of 1921? Made funds available for maternity and infant care, but was resisted by the medical profession 11 of 16 When was the American Birth Control League formed? 1921 12 of 16 When were the Comstock Laws ended? 1938 13 of 16 How many women joined the army during the second world war? 350,000 + 14 of 16 After 1945, what percentage of women said that they would like to remain employed after working in industry? 75% 15 of 16 By 1960, what percentage of women over 16 were working? 40% , 35% of these were married 16 of 16
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