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Women were encouraged to return home while their husbands continued to work
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After the war, women were encouraged to return home while their husbands continued to work
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Glorified as ‘political simplicity, moral innocence (and) sexual naiveté’
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Female students should "foster the intellectual and emotional life of her family and community" and take classes in family finance
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"The Golden Age of Television"
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29% of the American Workforce were females
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Clarke and Gilbert Swanson of Omaha saw the need for television dinners and began selling frozen potpies on a national scale
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Known as "The Golden Age of Television"
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Began selling frozen potpies on a national scale to assist women in relation to making food for the family
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Family-oriented lifestyles of young couples declared the family to be ‘as American as apple pie’
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Pocket-size transistor radio was created
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Family-oriented lifestyles of young couples are ‘as American as apple pie’
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The pocket-size transistor radio was created
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Women who spent too much time outside the house were endangering their families, neglecting their husbands and especially their children
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The first woman from the United States to undergo astronaut testing
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The most popular electronic communication devices in history
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Most popular electronic communication device in history
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By the mid-1950s, television was firmly entrenched in the world of news and information as well as election coverage
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Television was firmly entrenched in the world of news and information as well as election coverage.
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The first computer hard disk was used
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First computer hard disk was used
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Out of the 531 members of Congress 16 were women
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12% of women held a profession and 6% held management positions
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John Hopps invented the first cardiac pacemaker
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Invention of the first cardiac pacemaker
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37% of female college students were leaving school before they graduated, most for marriage