Which of the following is true of American women during the First World War?

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During the First World War, many women moved into jobs that were previously held by men who had left for the war front. This included jobs in factories, transportation, and even government offices. However, this did not mean that sex-segregated occupations disappeared or that all women could easily find work. Some women did face increased unemployment, but overall a significant number of women entered the workforce during the war years. There were some vocal critics who argued that women shouldn't be taking jobs away from men, but this did not lead to large numbers of women leaving the labor market altogether.

Which of the Following Is True of American Women During