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During World War 2 the Federal Government allocated millions of dollars for child care programs throughout the US because?
women were working in factories and needed help caring for their children.
What jobs do women do at home during wartime?
AnswerBefore the war women were homemakers. But with most of the men serving their country in war, women replaced their jobs.Young women becamce nurses (with basic medical training). Many worked on the farms, bringing in the harvest and keeping the farm going. Many women worked in factories and other government departments. Demand for stenographers, telephone operators, telegraphers, book-keepers and cashiers increased and were filled in by women.When the men left to go to war women had to take the men's places. Some of the jobs they done included; working in shell/ammunition factories, post women, some women went to war, but they weren't fighting instead they were cooking meals or nursing, some women began working on farms as well.When men returned from war most women returned to what they were doing before men left. This was mainly cooking, cleaning, and looking after their children.
Instead of focusing on the natural rights argument what argument was made by women suffragists?
Women were more morally fit to fight corruption
How did women's opportunities increase in the eighteen hundreds?
Women's opportunities increased in the 1800s because women were allowed to work in factories. This allowed them to earn money and increase their ability to live well.
What did women do before they could vote?
Women did a lot, just as they do today. They took care of their children, went to school, and worked, among many other things.
