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I need help organizing my thoughts about some of the major reasons for the women's liberation movement. Also, in your opinion, do you think that women should be equal to men in everything? Why or why not.

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This solution is comprised of a detailed discussion of some of the causes and factors that may have influenced the women's liberation movement, which began in the mid-1900s. I also briefly share my own personal opinion about the equality of men and women in society. The solution is 300 words in length.

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This article discusses several reasons for the women's liberation movement. The women's liberation movement began in the middle of the 20th century, and was led mainly by housewives and mothers. One reason for the women's liberation movement was effective birth control, which allowed families to choose when, or if, they had children. When women had the freedom to delay childbirth, they could take the time to go ...

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