How did women's contributions during the war change their lives after the war?

Answer 1

women won the right to vote

Answer 2

women won the right to vote

Answer 3

After helping out in the war, the businessmen of the country decided women were just as capable of doing the jobs the men left behind as the men had done them before the war. Consequently, more job opportunities opened up for them. the women were patriotic during the war, as the suffragette and suffragist movements stopped for the duration and the whole country worked together, with the women taking on the jobs of the men. With a combination of other factors other than their contribution such as the fear of the suffragette movement starting again, in 1918, women over 30 years of age, who were home owners got the vote. Furthermore, women no longer had to have a chaperone on dates, and the man instead of coming to the women's house, the two went out on 'dates'.

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Answer 4

each person is different beside women are not authorized in combat just in the rear line not actuall grunt work

Answer 5

By having the women take over the men jobs

Answer 6

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