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Pie3 years ago

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Women were not fighting in the First World War - so the first option is false. They also didn't have voting rights till 1920- so we reject the last answer as well.

The correct answer is that they were working in civilian jobs that had typically been held by men -this is what contributed to them being able to fight for political rights later.

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