Question

select all of the ways american women were affected by world war two? they werent affected since they didnt fight they experienced an enormous increase in pay they served in non - combat roles in the military they refused to work because of the on - the - job discrimination they faced they had greater job opportunities in replacing men who were in the military they were required to live in internment camps while their husbands were fighting

Explanation:

• American women were heavily affected by WWII, so the first option is incorrect.
• While women entered new jobs, they did not see an enormous pay increase; pay was still lower than men's for similar work, so the second option is incorrect.
• Women served in non-combat military roles (e.g., WACs, WAVEs), so this option is valid.
• Most women did not refuse work; many took jobs despite discrimination to support the war effort, so this option is incorrect.
• With men deployed, women filled jobs in factories, shipyards, etc., expanding their job opportunities, so this option is valid.
• Internment camps were for Japanese Americans, not American women whose husbands fought, so this option is incorrect.

Answer:

• They served in non-combat roles in the military
• They had greater job opportunities in replacing men who were in the military