Women did not earn equal pay for the first time during WWII.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
During the times of World War II, mostly the men were deployed to join the military or the defense army. This deployment created vast vacancy in the employment arena, duly filled and undertaken by the women of those times.
They were given equal responsibility and work as the men with the same nature of work and working hours, but at a lesser pay. This created a feel of lesser equality and thus the equal pay struggle started with suffrage of women. Though it did not took a noticing effect until 1960s and as a consequence thereafter, Equal Pay Act was passed in 1970.
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Another major problem was power, if you go back to the articles of Confederation. The Federal Government, including the president needed enough power to change things, but the State needed enough power to prevent another monarch, like Britain, whom they had recently become independent from.
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