The 1930s was a transformative decade for women, with significant social, economic, and political changes shaping their experiences and roles in society. Women’s suffrage, the Great Depression, and the rise of new cultural norms all contributed to the evolving identities and opportunities for women during this era.
The Great Depression had a profound impact on women’s employment, with many losing their jobs or facing reduced wages. However, it also led to the expansion of social welfare programs and increased awareness of women’s economic contributions. The decade also saw the rise of female labor unions and the growing involvement of women in political activism.
