During World War II, Many Women Entered the U

During World War II, many women entered the U.S. workforce. What happened to most of these women at the end of the war, when men returned from the front?

A) They usually had to leave their jobs and return to the home as men returned to the workforce.
B) They organized and formed the National Women's Labor Movement.
C) Most of them stayed in their jobs, working alongside their returning male counterparts.
D) Their positions were largely unaffected at the end of the war because they worked in positions that men typically did not work in.