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Suffragettes
White Feathers
Conscription (1916)
"Britannia Magazine"
Millicent Fawcett
"Your Country Needs You"
Opposed conscription
Recruitment Register (1915)
Training Schools
Meetings and Petitions
Munitions work
Long shifts
Silvertown Explosion, January 1917
August 1916 Medical Report into factories
TNT Poisoning (100 deaths first two years)
New regulations
Labour Shortages
Office work
Half a million women
200,000 female clerks
Trade Unions feared women would be a threat to male wages
Manufacturing reluctant to allow women to join
Shortages of men
Government munitions factories employed solely women
800,000 women in engineering industries
New job opportunnities
Bus conductors, postal workers, farm labourers, coal delivery
1.6 Million women in war work
Women's volunteer police service in most major cities
Nurses near front lines

Women and the War
Instructions | More on the Hexagons Approach

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