What common experience did many women and African Americans have after World War II? (1 point) Responses They lost their jobs in industry due to competition from demobilized soldiers. They lost their jobs in industry due to competition from demobilized soldiers. They secured equal pay laws despite the return of demobilized soldiers to the workforce. They secured equal pay laws despite the return of demobilized soldiers to the workforce. They were rewarded for service during the war with better pay and more opportunities. They were rewarded for service during the war with better pay and more opportunities. They accepted the loss of wartime jobs as the best economic outcome for the state.
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Many women and African Americans experienced losing their jobs in industry due to competition from demobilized soldiers after World War II.