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After World War I, many women experienced significant changes in their social and economic roles. With men away at war, women took on jobs in factories, offices, and other sectors, leading to a greater push for gender equality. However, after the war, many were pushed back into traditional roles as men returned to the workforce. Despite this, the war had laid the groundwork for future advancements, including women's suffrage in several countries, as their contributions during the war highlighted their capabilities and importance in society.

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