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Why did women work in industry during World War II? A. to prove their worth B. because they could not serve in the military C. to earn a needed income D. because the men who usually worked were at war
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Why did women work in industry during World War II?

A. to prove their worth

B. because they could not serve in the military

C. to earn a needed income

D. because the men who usually worked were at war

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The answer to your question is B.
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B because they could not serve in the military and they needed someone to watch over the kids so women needed to be industry workers during WWII

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