Which of the Following Statements About Women in the 1920s

Which of the following statements about women in the 1920s is accurate.

A) Most women were flappers and became actively involved in the women's movement.
B) The number of college-educated women who pursued careers outside the home greatly increased.
C) The majority of women who worked outside the home moved into salaried professional roles rather than those with hourly wages.
D) Many remained full-time wives or mothers, in part due to the conservative political mood of the time.
E) The consumer culture of the time resulted in a decrease in new, related jobs for women.