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In the mid-nineteenth-century United States, not only was great wealth (i)__________, but even the idea that the accumulation of great riches was the point of a working life seemed (ii) __________
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Those whose professional lives spanned the rise of the feminist movement from the 1970s onward and who witnessed significant advances in gender equality in the workplace over the intervening four decades will not be (i)__________ Saval' s account of the (ii)__________ female employees. However, the (iii)__________ women advancing in the workplace can seem astonishing to those who did not witness it firsthand.
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