Titlebook: Engineering Women: Re-visioning Women‘s Scientific Achievements and Impacts; Jill S. Tietjen Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and t

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The Early Days of Engineering,ngineering projects have been in existence for many thousands of years. By the eighteenth century and with the emergence of the Industrial Revolution, engineering moved away from purely military applications, into the civilian sphere (hence the term “civil engineer”) and began to resemble the variou

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Women Can Be Engineers, Too!,ngineering, the educational system and associated opportunities would not be available until late in the twentieth century. Thus, many of the early women “engineers” were not educated as engineers in the sense one would expect today. In 1893, the official records only documented three women as havin

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,War’s Unintended Consequences,’s suffrage, which was finally ratified in 1920, was out of gratitude for women’s efforts during the war. However, in spite of that “gratitude,” most women were not allowed to keep the jobs they had filled during the war when it was over and made little headway in the 1920s and 1930s. During World W

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Suburbia and Sputnik,en were even . to study science and engineering, particularly after the Russian lunch of Sputnik. Similarly to the experiences after World War II, however, women were expected to be compliant about being discarded and replaced when a national crisis had passed. After the middle of the twentieth cent