Which of these actions showed continuing discrimination against women during World War II? (5 points)

Select one:

a. War industries put women in jobs traditionally filled by young men.

b. Employers offered benefits such as daycare services and medical insurance.

c. Women usually worked under male supervisors who received higher wages.

d. Working women earned more in aircraft and munitions factories than in other workplaces.

Question

Which of these actions showed continuing discrimination against women during World War II? (5 points)


Select one:


a. War industries put women in jobs traditionally filled by young men. 

b. Employers offered benefits such as daycare services and medical insurance. 

c. Women usually worked under male supervisors who received higher wages. 

d. Working women earned more in aircraft and munitions factories than in other workplaces.

anonymous · Answer

Women usually worked under male supervisors who received higher wages. So, C.

jessica_leon93 · Answer

Thank you (: