Regarding the increase in female workers, most Americans believed that
A) social and political equality was sure to follow as more women went to work.
B) national legislation would most likely ensure equal pay.
C) day care centers should be established to help working women.
D) women deserved more pay if they were employed as professionals.
E) married women should leave the paid workforce.
E
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A) bankers and businessmen. B) white southern Democrats C) industrial workers. D) farmers.
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