Besides cultivating liberty gardens, how did American women contribute to the United States' war efforts?

a. They worked to convince able young men, including their own husbands and sons, to enlist.

b. They fought harder for women's suffrage so that they could participate in important war decisions.

c. They agreed to go back to their traditional roles once their men returned from war.

d. They went to work in war-related industries to fill in for the men who were away at war.

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Tiana Kidd

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20 January, 12:17

Besides cultivating liberty gardens, how did American women contribute to the United States' war efforts?

a. They worked to convince able young men, including their own husbands and sons, to enlist.

b. They fought harder for women's suffrage so that they could participate in important war decisions.

c. They agreed to go back to their traditional roles once their men returned from war.

d. They went to work in war-related industries to fill in for the men who were away at war.

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Marquise Little · Answer 1

American women had an important role during the United States time of war, if we're talking about World War II. They went to work in war-related industries to fill in for the men who were away at for for example - D. This was of tremendous importance for the war effort and the ability of it being sustained.