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10. Women were asked and expected to engage in typical male jobs such as: welders, electricians, mechanics, and auto assembly line workers During the war the six million women workers narrowed the wage gap between men and women Additional jobs included shipbuilders, ammunition specialists; seamstress’s making everything from uniforms to tents, medical workers, and clerical workers. Lack of male laborers during World War II Americans doubted that the economy could accommodate six million new women workers along with millions of returning veterans once wartime production had ceased. War time duty to produce goods needed for victory was replaced with postwar obligation to withdraw from the labor force. In 1950 women earned 53% of what men did. With the shadow of the depression still hovering and anxiety over Unemployment a universal response to solve the problem was pushed onto women. Males return to the work force after World War II Domestic Need for Women Labors during and after World War II Caused this to happen Then this caused these …

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