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Millions of women worked in the war armament manufacturing plants and shipbuilding and plane building companies. Women also provided childcare for the women with children while they worked. There were women who carried on their husband's businesses and sometimes their jobs. Once the men returned home the women gave up the jobs and went back to being homemakers. The single women often went to college to become nurses, teachers, businesses people and to learn new things. It took another thirty years to see women join the workforce permanently.
Depending on their job, when the men returned from the war, they were rehired into the jobs the women had been doing in their absence.
During World War II many women entered the workforce. The end of World War II affected women in the workplace as many of them returned home instead of staying in the workplace.
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1.since many men were called to serve in the military, a large number of women entered the workforce. 2. many African Americans moved from farming communities in the south to take factory jobs in big cities. 3.president roosevelt struck a deal with Mexico to allow many Mexican workers into the united states. 4.all of the above.
World War I caused a massive influx of women in the labor pool. As men were out fighting, women took over the jobs once held by men. Approximately 1,600,000 women joined the workforce during the 4 year period of fighting. Many women worked in munitions, farming, and nursing.
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