Women also helped their country during the war by taking the jobs that men had left behind, allowing American men to leave and fight in the war. Thus, women played a crucial role in the war. Despite the gender harassment, social discrimination, and the struggles of working numerous hours in poor working conditions, women continued fulfilling their roles (Bryant).
World War Two gave women an increase in equality. Women were able to work outside of their homes and proved that they were just as capable as men. Women were more and more often the only individuals back home that held up the household and earned money for a family, as millions of young men were away fighting in the war (Bryant).
Furthermore, women became closer to obtaining an
World War Two gave women an increase in equality. Women were able to work outside of their homes and proved that they were just as capable as men. Women were more and more often the only individuals back home that held up the household and earned money for a family, as millions of young men were away fighting in the war (Bryant).
Furthermore, women became closer to obtaining an