What was the Role of Women in World War 1 and World War 2?

Answer 1

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it really wasn't diffrent they drove ambulince,worked in factories and some did the engineering for the royal air force (RAF) eg planes and weapons but women at home cooking etc.
it was more of a culture change in WW2 as the traditional female role as housemaker was extended into the workplace - factories, offices etc. Women " learned " to smoke, and, for some ,were introduced to Birth Control ( condoms ) fo0r the first time.
They sampled independence..........

Answer 2

During World War 1 women were able to get jobs because of the shortage of men. After the war was over and the men came back home. The women had to stop working and go back to house work. When World War 2 began, again with the shortage of men workers the women stepped in and worked. When the men returned home the women would not give up their jobs.

Answer 3

Women replaced where the men worked while they were out at war. They took over the jobs in factories and helped make a lot of supplies for the war. So they were a pretty big help. Also, the women did all the jobs the men would do such as feeding the animals, working in factories, building houses, and a lot more.

In WW2 women were also recruited in the armed forces in non-combat roles. They were secretaries and Nurses. Some flew airplanes from the factories to the battlefields. In the Soviet Union some women did go into action. They were snipers and airplane pilots. In the UK women often manned anti-aircraft guns.

Answer 4

this is because the Russians after having entered Germany raped any girl they could find , women from meny countries nearby fled to escape Russian hands , this wasn't the case in ww1

Answer 5

the women got to know more stuff about the war and life in the trenches the women got to know more stuff about the war and life in the trenches

Answer 6

They did the man's jobs while they were at war. Lots of women also contributed to the war effort by taking factory jobs and producing war machines