After the war, most women who were working in the factories:

A. Received government pensions

B. Stayed permanently in their new jobs.

C. Were given raises

D. Were expected to give up their jobs

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Maribel Carson

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8 October, 18:10

After the war, most women who were working in the factories:

A. Received government pensions

B. Stayed permanently in their new jobs.

C. Were given raises

D. Were expected to give up their jobs

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Jaron · Answer 1

The answer is D.

Whenever a war starts, men fight and women take over men's jobs. It's usually always like this. But whenever a war or "the war" is over women are expected to go back to their regular duties of cooking, cleaning, and taking care of children.

Corinne Mcmillan · Answer 2

were expected to give up their jobs - apex

After the war, most women who were working in the factories:A. Received government pensionsB. Stayed permanently in their new jobs.C. Were given raisesD. Were expected to give up their jobs

After the war, most women who were working in the factories:

A. Received government pensions

B. Stayed permanently in their new jobs.

C. Were given raises

D. Were expected to give up their jobs