Women's Contributions During WW2
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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WOMEN'S CONTRIBUTIONS DURING WWII
BY: SLOANE HOPE
The role of women changed at home during WWII and while women had to take on men's jobs for less than what men usually got, an image of them was born and is now extremely popular.
WOMEN HAD TO
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Women that Worked
WOMEN'S PAYING JOBS
AT HOME
MORE THAN OTHER WOMEN
WOMEN THAT WORKED IN FACTORIES EARNED
$2.50
IS WHAT SKILLED WOMEN WOULD EARN FROM THEIR JOB EVERY WEEK
MEN AND WOMEN
WEREN'T PAID EQUAL EVEN THOUGH THEY WERE DOING THE SAME JOB
ROSIE THE RIVETER
Rosie the Riveter was an iconic figure that represented women working in and out of factories during WWII
J. HOWARD MILLER
ROSIE WAS DRAWN IN 1942 BY
Rosie was inspired by Rosie Bonavita and many other female factory workers
EVERY STATE
HAD WOMEN WORKING DURING WWII
