World War I (1914-1918) Marked a Turning Point in the Battle

question 58

Multiple Choice

World War I (1914-1918) marked a turning point in the battle for women's rights because:

• A) it gave women the right to remarry if their husbands were killed or injured during the war.
• B) it united women across the world in their efforts toward achieving the common goal of freedom.
• C) it paved the path for women to contest in elections.
• D) it prohibited men at war from entering into marriages, so women had to fend for themselves.
• E) it offered many opportunities for women in the U.S. Navy and the workforce.

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