Question

9.

How did the United States make up for the lack of manpower on the home front during
World War II?
O Millions of women took jobs previously occupied by men.
O Robots were built to make up for the shortfall.
O Millions of children took jobs previously occupied by men .
O Millions of illegal immigrants took jobs previously occupied by men.
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Answer 1

Answer: Millions of women took jobs previously occupied by men.

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Answer 2

O Millions of women took jobs previously occupied by men.

Step-by-step explanation:

Women took up most of the factory, farming, and other industrial jobs (essentially replacing men inside the economy). They balanced work at home with work in the factory, and produce large quantities of war material for the war front.

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