Because women were thrust into traditionally 'male' jobs by the necessities presented through World War I, their wages attained parity with those of men during the war.

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Although women took on traditionally 'male' jobs during World War I, their wages generally remained lower than those of their male counterparts, continuing the gender wage gap.

Because Women Were Thrust into Traditionally 'Male' Jobs by the Necessities