After World War II, Most Working Women

question 46

Multiple Choice

After World War II, most working women:

• A) remained in the industrial jobs they held during the war.
• B) did not work outside the home.
• C) were concentrated in low-paying, nonunion jobs.
• D) earned the same wages as men.

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