How did women in the united states respond to the social changes brought
about by world war ii?
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a. women put aside their fight for equal suffrage in favor of
supporting the war effort.
b. women participated in the war effort in large numbers, serving
mainly in support roles.
c. while men left to serve in the war effort, most women on the
home front joined antiwar protests.
d. many women had increased access to luxury goods because of a
drop in demand with men fighting overseas.

Women participated in the war effort in large numbers, serving mainly in support roles.

Option B

Explanation:

Women in America during WW2 proved themselves in supporting the nation as equal as men. They participated and involved in all kinds of businesses even in military too. Women became pilots who ferried the warplanes. In Marines, they served as cooks, clerks, drivers, and mechanics.

Mainly they volunteered themselves in nursing the men who suffered in the battle. They traveled overseas and stayed on the battlefield to help their army men. Though few of them were captured by japan army they never feared and decided to stay there. Later the US navy also appointed women for jobs like communication, medicine, and supply in the ships.

several states had passed similar laws, but they were limited to intrastate businesses. the sherman antitrust act was based on the constitutional power of congress to regulate interstate commerce.

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