U.S. History Skillbook
Exercise #17
Women College Graduates, 1940-1980
Use The 5 Ts Worksheet to analyze the chart below, and then answer the question that follows. Refer to Chapter 17 (page 69) for guidance on using The 5 Ts for effective chart analysis.
- What trends do you see in the percentage of women as a total of college graduates from 1940 to 1980?
- What factors account for these trends?
- Can you think of an individual woman who would take pride in the trends from 1960 to 1980?
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