One of the reasons the number of employed women increased rapidly after World War II was because

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During and after World War II, many women had entered the workforce to replace men who had gone to war. As a result, more women became interested in obtaining education and pursuing careers. This, in turn, led to the increasing number of employed women after the war. While day-care centers did improve, it was not a driving factor for the increase in employment of women. There were no government mandates requiring companies to hire a certain number of female employees. The suggestion in choice A is also not supported by evidence.

One of the Reasons the Number of Employed Women Increased