Women in World War 2 helped in the homefront and frontlines in many ways. Women were usually expected to be a homemaker. If they were in the work felled it was for sewing or typing but once the war start times changed, Since many of the men were drafted for war, the workforce needed workers due to the gap. From 1940-1945 , 5 million women were put to work. A majority of women were put into the aircraft industry others held other factory jobs and offices jobs. A challagele in the workforce were balancing the role of mother, higher wages but still less than men and cultural resistance for women to in the workforce, A way for the government to recruit women for the workforce was the Rosie the Riveter campaign. The government used Rosie because
