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Question: Women and World War II

One of the most iconic images of World War II is the famous "We Can Do It!" and the creation of Rosie the Riveter. Images like this represented an important moment in encouraging women to take up roles that had, prior to World War II, been solely for men.

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Imagine that your grandmother or great grandmother was one of the women who entered the workforce during World War II. Discuss what you think her service meant to her. Explain how you think she felt when, after World War II, she was expected to go back to being a housewife. How do you think this time in history affected women's role in society in general and in the workplace today? If you actually have a female family member who served in World War II, please share her experiences!

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