context: The women's guards of the Finnish Civil War were sections of the Red Guards during the Finnish Civil War, which were established at the beginning of February 1918 in the settlement and industrial centers of the area occupied by the Reds. The guards included some 2000 young women, mostly industrial workers, maids and maids. The youngest members of the female guards were only 14 to 15 years old, and their average age did not rise to just over twenty years. Only a part of the female guards belonged to the armed forces, and they also served in maintenance, supplies, and medical care.
question: How many women were included in the Finnish Civil War women guards?
answers.text: 2000