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It can be said that one of the major social movements of the twentieth century which I personally is aware of is the women’s rights movement. The technology would have changed this movement to a great extent. The change would have been in a good process as more and more women would have the right to speak for their rights and would have evolved for their justice and spoke more openly about it.