Question

"Although American women fought in the war, they didn't gain much in the way of rights after the

war." t/f

Answer 1

False. American women gained many rights after the war, including political influence and the right to vote.

Step-by-step explanation:

False.

Although it is true that American women fought in the war, they did gain many rights after the war. Women on all sides served as nurses, medics, and worked in agriculture and industry to support the war effort.

As a result of their contributions, women gained political influence and achieved the right to vote in the U.S. and many European countries almost immediately after the war's end.

Additionally, approximately 1 million American women entered jobs that had previously been closed to them due to gender.

Answer 2

The statement `"Although American women fought in the war, they didn't gain much in the way of rights after the war."`is False.

Step-by-step explanation:

Although American women fought in the war and made significant contributions to the war effort, they did not immediately gain many rights after the war ended.

While women gained political influence and achieved the right to vote in the U.S. and some European countries, most governments did not fulfill their promises of equal pay. Additionally, the majority of working women in America continued to work in traditionally female-dominated professions.