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What support did women receive from the government during the war?
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The military created schools to train nurses so women could join the military.
Eleanor Roosevelt convinced leaders of the Manhattan Project to hire female chemists.
President Roosevelt started the first U.S. government childcare services centers.
The military created units of women soldiers, such as the WACs and the WASPs.
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- The government (e.g., the Cadet Nurse Corps) expanded nurse training so women could serve in military and wartime medical roles.
- The federal government funded wartime childcare centers (through measures like the Lanham Act) to support working mothers.
- The military created women’s units such as the WACs and the WASPs.
Statement 2 is incorrect — while women did work on wartime science projects, Eleanor Roosevelt did not specifically convince the Manhattan Project leaders to hire female chemists.
- The government (e.g., the Cadet Nurse Corps) expanded nurse training so women could serve in military and wartime medical roles.
- The federal government funded wartime childcare centers (through measures like the Lanham Act) to support working mothers.
- The military created women’s units such as the WACs and the WASPs.
Statement 2 is incorrect — while women did work on wartime science projects, Eleanor Roosevelt did not specifically convince the Manhattan Project leaders to hire female chemists.
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