Respectable positions for women in the working world at the end of the nineteenth century included all of the following except ______________.

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At the end of the nineteenth century, the most common and socially acceptable professions for women included being salesclerks, postal clerks, teachers, and nurses. Becoming a physician, however, was not widely considered a respectable position for women at that time due to societal norms and restrictions on women's access to medical education.

Respectable Positions for Women in the Working World at the End