Responses
Women continued working in the factories after the war
Women continued working in the factories after the war
Returning African American soldiers found less segregation and discrimination.
Returning African American soldiers found less segregation and discrimination.
Women and minorities had more job opportunities during the war.
Women and minorities had more job opportunities during the war.
The economy suffered during the war.
1 answer
The response that best reflects how World War II changed life in Indiana is:
"Women and minorities had more job opportunities during the war."
During World War II, many men went off to fight, leading to a labor shortage. This allowed women and minorities to take on roles in factories and other sectors that were traditionally dominated by men, significantly changing the workforce and social dynamics in Indiana and across the country.
