Three Generations of American Women

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This paper describes the answers provided in response to interviews given to a mother, her eldest daughter and her daughter's eldest daughter. The paper analyzes the interviewees' responses and uses the responses to also analyze the changing roles of women in American society.

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"When Terri is not at work, she can be found at one of her favorite places, the beach. Terri enjoys traveling, which is a good thing since part of her military career requires her and her family to move approximately every three or four years. When asked what advice she would share with young women of today, she answered, "Find an older woman, a mature woman that you can look up to and talk to and if she is married, include talking with their spouse, too." As for advice on following your dreams, Terri said that, "If there is something you want to do then there isn't anything that a woman is not able to do nowadays, but also remember to be realistic and don't put your expectations too high."

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