Many women were working in men's jobs ["Rosie the Riveter"] such as welding, construction, and factory jobs. The nation came together and rationed sugar, gas, oil-products, and even nylon. These items went toward the war effort. Women even rationed lipstick and the oil/grease in lipstick went to tanks and vehicles on the battle fields. People bought War Bonds to support the war.
Women was thought to be housewives and take care of the children while the men went out and fought the war. Their were more men fighting and going to war, so it was a culture sense that the one's whom would stay at home was the women.
The fact is that young men are usually coned into going to war to prove themselves the majority of them would rather not have any thing to do with it. at least not when they have had a taste of it.
I think they did.
well not all men some men stayed and some men work on there home and some went to war so not all men went to war.
Because they all shaved their pubic hairs on there pussys
men-to strengthen the army women-to defend the city while men were at war
The Cherokee lifestyle was different for both men and women. The women were in charge of farming and tending to the family while the men were in charge of hunting, going off to war, and engaging in diplomacy.
not alot
Women while the men were at war
industrial manufacturing, truck driving, construction, farming all jobs men had before going to war
The revolutionary war.
the impact was that the women got to go out into the workforce to help keep supplies going they didnt get paided as much as the men. but were happy anyway. when the men came back from war the womens jobs seamed to disapear most of the women were happy to go back to the was they were before the war while other still wanted work and most found work.