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How did labor conditions change during World War I?
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They worsened as fewer male workers were available.
They worsened as fewer male workers were available.

They changed because more factory jobs were available.
They changed because more factory jobs were available.

They declined because union membership fell.
They declined because union membership fell.

They changed as more women joined the workforce.

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
They changed as more women joined the workforce.

With many men serving in the military, women filled factory and other jobs, significantly altering labor composition during WWI.