Question

28. Two technological innovations that greatly expanded the industrial employment of women in the late nineteenth century were the

Answer 1

Factory work for women was often times restricted to industries that (at the time) were seen as an extension of house work: textile industry, garment and the food-processing industry.
As demand increased women moved into formerly male occupations such as secretaries, typists and telephone operators.

Answer 2

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