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How did women get involved in the war effort abroad? Please include at least two examples in your answer.

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1) Norse Crops: the U.S. Army and Navy crops admitted around 21,00 females to serve over seas. An additional 13,000 filled clerical jobs during the war.

2)Signal Crops: the army signal crops was generally a male-driven job. However during WW1 , around 200 females enlisted in Signal Crops and worked as telephone operators.

oee [108]3 years ago

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During World War I, the men had to go abroad for fighting and the women took their jobs in the factories. The women worked in the ammunition factories and also catered to the needs of their families. Some women also worked abroad in non combat jobs. I hope the answer has actually come to your help.

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