What is one way that fighting in WWII affected life in America?
A. American life became prosperous and women did not need to enter the workforce.
B. The stress of the war may have contributed to a stroke that killed FDR.
C. American life was unchanged.
Answer (2)
World War II significantly altered American life, particularly by increasing women's participation in the workforce. The war created labor shortages that women filled, leading to lasting changes in gender roles. Additionally, the war's strain on leadership is exemplified by its effects on figures like FDR, highlighting the stress of wartime governance. ;
World War II significantly changed American life by increasing women's participation in the workforce due to labor shortages as men went to war. The stress of the war affected political leaders like FDR, contributing to health issues that impacted governance. Thus, life in America was notably transformed, rather than unchanged.
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