During World War 2, women patriotism was a central focus of American culture for their part to help with the war effort. President Roosevelt created the Office of War Information or OWI for the purpose of providing war-related news to the general public. Notably, OWI was responsible for the patriotic literature or printed advertisements and posters to urge women to "do their part" by emphasizing desperately that women's moral strength and support in the country. Since there is a special importance for women to be supportive of their men overseas. Women working from home found volunteer work and others by taking a "war job". Therefore, women replaced the male workforce in the military, civilian and in war industries. As a result, masses of women
