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In the years following the war, women were expected to move from their wartime identity as heroic "Rosie the riveters"

A) back to traditional roles.
B) towards the role of the breadwinner.
C) to equal participation in military operations.
D) towards the life of a childless career woman.

Rosie The Riveters

The cultural icon representing women who worked in factories and shipyards during World War II, contributing to the war effort.

Wartime Identity

The sense of self and group affiliation that is developed or emphasized during periods of war, often characterized by heightened nationalism or solidarity.

Traditional Roles

Socially and culturally defined roles and responsibilities often assigned to individuals based on gender, age, or status within a society.

  • Discern the shifts in social norms, governmental policies, and technological advancements in America subsequent to World War II.
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