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im guessing that it was working in the factories, especially women used to work in factories, when the majority of men left for WW2 then women technically took over the jobs making them become more independent. americans were also in a depression which limited the amounts of jobs that an american could have since the banks had literally failed and no business was working properly.
What else can I help you with?
What year did the Marine Corps first accept African Americans?
On 1 June 1942.
What actors and actresses appeared in Fellow Americans - 1942?
The cast of Fellow Americans - 1942 includes: James Stewart as Narrator
When was Hello Americans created?
Americans was created on 1942-11-15.
When and why did Americans come to Australia?
1942 I think
Who did Americans have to surrender to in may of 1942?
The Japanese.
What African city was captured by the allies in 1942?
Oran
What was a new law passed during the time period between 1942 through 1946?
From 1942 to 1946 laws were passed in several cities in the United States abolishing segregation. This did not affect the people in the southern states who still wanted African Americans to second-class citizens.
When did Americans get involved in wolrd war 2?
1942
Was there segregation in 1942?
Yes especially againstAfro Americans
North African city captured by the allies in 1942?
Oran
Was there an African-American awarded the Purple Heart in 1942?
There were numerous.
Why are The Montford Point Marines notable?
Montford Point in North Carolina saw more than 20,000 African Americans trained in segregated facilities between 1942 and 1949. These Black men became the nation's first African American Americans to serve in the United States Marine Corps. The Marine Corps had previously refused to recruit Blacks into the Marines. Roosevelt's Fair Employment Practices Commission in 1941 forced the Corps, despite objections, to begin recruiting African American Marines in 1942. Montford Point continued to train Blacks until 1949, when training segregation ended.
