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Forgotten Women Workers of the First World War. In 1917, a full generation before Rosie the Riveter rolled up her sleeves and adorned the cover of the Saturday Evening Post. Carrie Brown, Ph.D.
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Rosie's Mom: Forgotten Women Workers of the First World War. I Prologue: Forgotten Women. II Bread or Revolution: New York, 1913-1914. III From Corsets to Cartridges: Bridgeport, 1915-1916. IV The Great Migration: Chicago, 1917. V Mobilizing Woman Power: Washington, 1917-1918. VI On the Shop Floor: 1918. VII Demobilized: Streetcars and Railroads, 1918-1919. A Note on the Illustrations.
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Carrie Brown is a cultural historian who specializes in exploring the human story behind historic events, artistic creation, and technological change. She is a freelance museum curator and has mounted exhibitions on Maxfield Parrish, the bicycle, the early automobile, the air age, and the cultural impact of the introduction of interchangeable parts. In addition to Rosie's Mom. She has written The Tall Tale in American Folklore and Literature. Many magazine articles ,.
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The book Rosie's Mom. Many of the women munitions workers began their working lives as child laborers in the textile and garment industries. Lewis Hine's Little Spinner, courtesy of the National Archives at College Park (102-LH-462). Gluing room at Bohn Refrigerator Company. Women's Bureau photograph, courtesy of the National Archives at College Park (RG 86G-7D-1). The two posters included in Rosie’s Mom. The remaining illustrations in Rosie’s Mom. 1919 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1920), 1155.
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A brief overview of women war workers. Rose Schneiderman and the White Goods Workers. Working class women and girls strive to earn a living wage before the war. A labor shortage brings women into ammunition factories. Job opportunities in the North cause an exodus of African Americans from southern states. The government steps in to improve working conditions. On the Shop Floor, 1918. Women make shells and build airplanes. Workers struggle to keep their jobs. What difference did it make?
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Is that rare combination that appeals to both academic and general audiences: well researched, well organized, and pleasure to read. Lori D. Kranz. The coverage of such diverse areas as American history, women’s studies, and labor history, the reasonable price, and the current lack of comparable titles make this an essential purchase for academic and larger public libraries. October 15, 2002. An informed and informative text, which is very nicely illustrated with historical photographs, make Rosie’s Mom.
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