What was true of women in the workplace in Europe in the postwar era?
a. They made up a smaller percentage of the workforce than they had before the war.
b. They earned less than men for the same work.
c. They were strictly confined to traditional female occupations.
d. They were almost entirely single women.
e. They were encouraged by their governments to challenge gender discrimination.
b
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A. Arizona. B. New Mexico. C. Texas. D. Colorado. E. California.
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A) whale oil was critical for burning lamps across the globe. B) whale products provided oil for the industrial revolution. C) the whaling industry employed a large diversity of people living along the New England coast and around the port of San Francisco. D) British whaling fleets were threatening to take a substantial percentage of the lucrative international whaling business from American whaling ships.
New immigrants from 1900–1914 were MOST likely to be employed in:
A) low-paid backbreaking work in industry. B) medicine and the professions. C) commercial agriculture. D) railroads and mining.