give me examples of your answer
give me examples of your answer
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Here are a few specific examples:

- In the United States, it wasn't until 1920 that women gained the right to vote with the 19th amendment. Prior to that, political participation was difficult.

- Norms of masculinity associating leadership with male traits may have discouraged women from entering politics even after gaining suffrage. 

- Women were also often excluded from higher education until the late 19th/early 20th century, putting them at a disadvantage for gaining experience.

- As recently as the 1990s, few countries had ever had a female head of government. Now roughly 20% of all nations have had a woman lead as prime minister or president. 

- Quotas and reforms have enabled more women to run for office and achieve positions of leadership. Countries like Rwanda and Cuba now have among the highest rates of female representation globally.
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