British and American women do traditional men's work during World War I

During wartime, women in the United States and Britain stepped up to fill civilian jobs typically held by men. They demonstrated their strength and ingenuity by taking on roles that required both physical and mental capabilities, challenging the notion of the 'weaker sex'.

How did women in the United States and Britain contribute during wartime?

• By moving to other countries

• By protesting for peace

• By working on the Homefront

• By joining the military

What type of jobs did women take on during the war?

• Jobs in the fashion industry

• Jobs in agriculture

• Essential civilian jobs usually held by men

• Jobs in the entertainment industry

What did women prove by taking on various jobs during the war?

• Their preference for office jobs

• Their ability to work in teams

• Their strength and ingenuity

• Their interest in technology

Which of the following was NOT a reason women were called to work during the war?

• To demonstrate their capabilities

• To gain independence

• To support the war effort

• To fill jobs left by men

What was the societal perception of women before they took on these wartime roles?

• They were seen as the stronger sex

• They were considered the weaker sex

• They were thought to be more intelligent

• They were viewed as equals to men