In the Modern History of Industrial Societies, When Men and Women

question 78

Multiple Choice

In the modern history of industrial societies, when men and women have competed for jobs __________.

• A) women have not replaced men because of their lower pay
• B) labor and political leaders have sought to limit women's role in the workplace
• C) women have been able to expect higher pay
• D) women have out-competed men because of their more flexible work schedules

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