The Employment Opportunities of Women in Britain in 1914 at the Outbreak of War

Employment opportunities for British women during the 1914 war. Before the start of the war in 1914, women did not really have much work. If you get married, women can not get jobs because loyalty is in relationship with your husband. The same is true when there are children. Women's work is to make sure that the house is clean, clean and beautiful, so that her husband comes back, they have to cook. Throughout life, women should do it all.

When war broke out in 1914, Murray and Garrett Anderson believed that they had to take action. In August 1914, it was widely believed that war was human beings, but it was widely believed that everyone else stood by and should cause people to take action. But many people do not recognize this perspective and believe that business is also relevant to men and women, although men may be responsible for war.

When the First World War broke out in August 1914, the German army entered France through Belgium. Protecting the neutral Belgian invasion UK made war on British empire including Canada. German crime was close to occupying Paris, but lost in Marne's battle. In the fall, the opposing army stalled and occupied a series of trenches from Switzerland to the English Channel. As early as 1915, the first Canadian Army arrived in Europe to serve with the British Expedition. In April, Canada's first division occupied the forefront of the northeastern part of the city of Ieper in Belgium next to the French army division. In fact, this is the place the German Army has chosen for the next break of the Allied Front.

After the outbreak of the First World War in August 1914, the battle in Western Europe quickly became a groove spreading along the forefront, and in Belgium and France some nearly 1,000 kilometers spread. On one side of this "Western Front" there are France and British troops (and allies like Canada) and the other German. From the grooves across from them, they met each other and passed through the dark "unmanned land" with barbed wire and cannon craters. These powerful defensive positions are well protected by machine guns, snipers and artillery. It makes decisive breakthrough of enemies very difficult. Military leaders have worked hard to design effective tactics to cope with the reality of this new type of war. But the plan is to break down on the stalemate, Britain and France raised funds for "great driving force" and finally broke down German defense