Abstract
In this article has been analyzed of some views on the history of daily life of women in the villages of the Ferghana valley in 1946-1991 by the helping historical sources, archive materials and literatures as well. It shown that over the years of Soviet rule, the living conditions of women in Uzbekistan, especially in the villages of the Ferghana Valley, depended on family income (monthly wages). Involvement of women in social labor was considered an important issue not only in terms of production but also in terms of politics.
Highlights
During the years of independence, Uzbekistan has paid special attention to the human factor, especially the role of women in society
The USA Journals Volume 03 Issue 07-2021 from the lessons of the past, the priority of state interests over human interests and the analysis of its consequences. This has led to an increasing interest of researchers in various fields, including historians, in studying the transformational processes that take place in the daily lives of women in society
The majority of rural women were employed on the kolkhozes and sovkhozes as labor. was
Summary
During the years of independence, Uzbekistan has paid special attention to the human factor, especially the role of women in society. The ongoing economic reforms and social changes in the country are primarily aimed at improving the gender equality, material well-being and well-being of the population, including women [1]. The USA Journals Volume 03 Issue 07-2021 from the lessons of the past, the priority of state interests over human interests and the analysis of its consequences. This has led to an increasing interest of researchers in various fields, including historians, in studying the transformational processes that take place in the daily lives of women in society
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