Question

Question 23 (2 points)

How did World War II affect women's roles in the military?
Women were used as morale boosters at home and held fundraisers across the
country.
Women were assigned to vital noncombat services, such as delivering war
planes.
Women were appointed to serve in military agencies, but were never made
officers.
Women were not allowed to enter the military, so they worked in factories and
increased war production.

Answer 1

The correct answer is: Women were not allowed to enter the military, so they worked in factories and increased war production.

Step-by-step explanation:

World War II gave an opportunity for American women to start working mainly in the defense industry. Although there were a lot of stereotypes against working women, they worked in factories, as an important working force around the world. Some of them also worked as nurses, truck drivers, clerks or repaired planes.

After the war, many women got fired from factories.