During World War II, what was the significance of Rosie the Riveter? A: She was featured on a poster to encourage women to work in factories. B: She made propaganda movies for the Axis powers. D: She was

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During World War II, what was the significance of Rosie the Riveter?

A: She was featured on a poster to encourage women to work in factories.
B: She made propaganda movies for the Axis powers.
D: She was a spy for the Allies who was dropped behind enemy lines.

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She was featured on a poster to encourage women to work in factories.

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