The data in the table best support which conclusion about WWII's effect on American women?
- Acheck_circle
Wartime labor needs drew unprecedented numbers of women, including married women, into industrial jobs once dominated by men.
- B
Women left the workforce during WWII to care for families.
- C
Women's employment patterns were unchanged by the war.
- D
Most women workers were in agriculture rather than manufacturing.
Explanation
The "Rosie the Riveter" campaign and labor shortages drew over six million additional women into wartime industry. Married women's participation rose sharply, though many were displaced after 1945 as veterans returned.