The world wars brought about a change for women’s rights. Prior to the wars, though, most leading world countries gave women the right to vote. During World War I however, women stepped in to fill the new role as the work force. After the war, the majority of women went home to be housewives. Not long after World War II began and once again women were needed in the work force. The need for workers was like it had never been before, which led to propaganda such as Rosie the Riveter. The change in the demand for women began a change in mindset which was extremely nontraditional to this point in time. Once World War II ended men came back and less women went back into the home. A baby boom occurred after the wars were over, even with this fewer
