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Woman ploughing a field during World War I

Woman ploughing a field during World War I


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Woman ploughing a field during World War I

Woman ploughing a field during World War I Date: 1914-18

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Farms Homefront Jobs Occupation Occupations Plough Ploughing


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A Woman's War Effort: Plowing the Fields of Home and Front, 1914-18 During the tumultuous years of World War I, the homefront played an essential role in supporting the war effort. Women, who had traditionally been relegated to domestic roles, were called upon to take on new responsibilities as men left for the battlefields. One such occupation that saw a surge in female participation was farming. In this evocative image, a woman in a simple, practical dress, her hair tied back in a scarf, focuses intently on her task as she plows a field. The furrowed brow and determined expression on her face speak volumes about the physical and emotional labor required to keep the farms running during wartime. The plow, a symbol of hard work and perseverance, is a testament to the resilience and adaptability of women during this period. The image is a poignant reminder of the myriad ways in which women contributed to the war effort, often in roles that defied societal norms and expectations. As they took on new jobs and responsibilities, they proved that they were more than capable of filling the void left by the men who had gone to fight. The woman in this photograph, with her unwavering focus and steadfast determination, embodies the spirit of the countless women who worked tirelessly on the farms, ensuring that the nation's food supply remained stable and that the war effort continued unabated. This photograph, taken during the early years of World War I, is a powerful reminder of the indomitable spirit of women and their crucial role in shaping history. It is a testament to their strength, their resilience, and their unwavering commitment to their communities and their country, even in the face of unprecedented challenges.

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