Question

how did the end of world war ii change womens roles moving into the 1950s? (1 point) women rejected past traditional female roles by choosing to stay in the workplace women were relieved to quit their wartime jobs in favor of becoming stay - at - home moms. women were expected to marry young, have children right away, and stay home to raise their families. women who were dismissed from the workforce enrolled in college in great numbers

Explanation:

After WWII, post-war cultural and social norms pushed for a return to traditional gender roles. While some women wanted to keep wartime jobs, dominant expectations centered on women marrying young, starting families quickly, and fulfilling domestic roles as stay-at-home caregivers, rather than widespread college enrollment, universal relief at leaving work, or mass rejection of traditional roles.

Answer:

Women were expected to marry young, have children right away, and stay home to raise their families.