Question

What types of work were there in World War II?

Answer 1

Miners, farmers, scientist, merchant Seamen, railway and dock workers, and school teachers.

Answer 2

Answer:

Women worked in factories, auxiliary services, drivers, and nurses.

Explanation:

Factories needed help producing machines such as ships and planes during the war, and since only women were left for the most part, they took over. By auxiliary services I am referring to anything dealing with safety such as evacuation officers. And finally drivers, they were the typical drivers you see today such as train and bus conductors. Finally, they also served as nurses to be able to support the troops out there fighting in the war.