Many of the legislative victories for United States women came early compared to developing countries. Property rights for women, while later than some of their European counterparts like Norway and the United Kingdom, started to come by 1848. That year, the was passed in  . It was the first legislation of its kind in the country. Other states soon followed. Women got on a state-by-state level in the country until they got federal suffrage in 1920. barred discrimination against women and allowed married women to make loans without their husband's consent. In 1980, airlines were barred from discriminating against flight attendances for their marital status during the hiring and firing stage. The report cites current research from the United States and  showing the more education a mother has, the better the outcomes for her children will be. Average national scores on the 2009 Programme for International Student Assessment maths test Currently in the United States, females academically outperform their male counterparts in all academic areas including and  . On the math test though, US boys tested better than US girls by a score of roughly 495 to 480. US girls outperform boys on the literacy test with mean scores of approximately 510 to 490. In this regard, the report suggests US girls' performance patterns resemble global ones.
Many of the legislative victories for United States women came early compared to developing countries. Property rights for women, while later than some of their European counterparts like Norway and the United Kingdom, started to come by 1848. That year, the was passed in New York . It was the first legislation of its kind in the country. Other states soon followed. Women got on a state-by-state level in the country until they got federal suffrage in 1920. barred discrimination against women and allowed married women to make loans without their husband's consent. In 1980, airlines were barred from discriminating against flight attendances for their marital status during the hiring and firing stage. The report cites current research from the United States and England showing the more education a mother has, the better the outcomes for her children will be. Average national scores on the 2009 Programme for International Student Assessment maths test Currently in the United States, females academically outperform their male counterparts in all academic areas including mathematics|math and science . On the math test though, US boys tested better than US girls by a score of roughly 495 to 480. US girls outperform boys on the literacy test with mean scores of approximately 510 to 490. In this regard, the report suggests US girls' performance patterns resemble global ones.
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