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Why did the american workforce change dramatically after world war 2?
Because most of America's soldiers returned and took back their jobs. So all the women who had taken over went back to their homes and did what they did before the war. The United States also did not have to produce war equipment and went back to their regular production.
When did Jamestowns workforce changed?
Jamestown's workforce began to change significantly in the early 1620s, particularly after the introduction of tobacco cultivation as a cash crop. The demand for labor led to the importation of enslaved Africans in 1619, marking a shift from indentured servitude to a reliance on enslaved labor. This transition laid the foundation for a plantation economy in Virginia. Additionally, the English colonists increasingly sought to establish a more permanent and stable workforce to support their agricultural endeavors.
Why did life in the south change more dramatically than life in the north?
because the south had to give up there slaves and the north didnt own any slaves to give up. and thats why life in the south had to change more dramatically the the life in the north.
The faceof the American workforce changed dramatically after World War 2 what was a factor in this change?
1.since many men were called to serve in the military, a large number of women entered the workforce. 2. many African Americans moved from farming communities in the south to take factory jobs in big cities. 3.president roosevelt struck a deal with Mexico to allow many Mexican workers into the united states. 4.all of the above.
What factor was a change of the American workforce after world war 2?
After the war men returned home. As the man were gone however women took factory roles. This showed they could do a mans job ans a few years later were granted their civil rights.
How did machines change the factory workforce?
They changed because Mr.Bobby ate them.
How did the computer change American life?
At first, the personal computer entered American homes as entertainment machines. Over time, it helped to bring work from the office to American homes. With the addition of the internet, computer use in American life has changed dramatically.
What was a major change affecting the American family in the early 19th century?
Women into the workforce.
Did the Mexican American War change?
It changed maps. it changed people. It changed the political landscape of the world.
How did trains and railroads change life in American?
how did train and railroad changed American
How did trains and railroads change the life in American?
how did train and railroad changed American
Why did the attitudes of the American soldiers change dramatically after this event?
The reason that american soldiers attitude changed was because they were attacked. Unlike WW1 Korea and Vietnam were they were drawn into the conflict, pearl harbour was a sneak attack on the US, a low blow or cheap shot if you will. This filled americans with anger and made them unite.
When did the name on the back of the American girl doll change?
The name on the american girl doll's neck changed when American Girl changed from Pleasent company to Mattel.
How did the American workforce change during the 1950s?
Women entered the workforce in much larger numbers than they had in the past. <<<< this statement is sooooo wrong. This the 1950's people. Just think.
How did the American workforce change during the 1950?
Women entered the workforce in much larger numbers than they had in the past. <<<< this statement is sooooo wrong. This the 1950's people. Just think.
How did the American business environment change after the Great Depression?
it changed
Why did the american workforce change dramatically after world war 2?
Because most of America's soldiers returned and took back their jobs. So all the women who had taken over went back to their homes and did what they did before the war. The United States also did not have to produce war equipment and went back to their regular production.
