How did society's view of the proper role for women change after World War II?
a. Two-income families were necessary, given the poor economic condition of the country.
b. Women should work for several years before marrying.
c. Women should delay bearing children until their thirties.
d. Women should return to the home and not work with men.
ANSWER: d
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