Question

the posters below were created by the u.s. government during world war ii.1. which generalization do these posters support?a. women refused to volunteer in the war effort.b. the government urged women to fill jobs left vacant by men.c. the government tried to recruit women for combat in the war.d. female military officers commanded both male and female troops.2. identify three jobs that women in the armed forces performed during the war.a) _____________b) ___________c) ___________3. many americans grew their own fruits and vegetables in___________4. the militarys workforce needs were so great that general marshall pushed for the formation of___________5. identify the slogan/campaign which african americans sought victory over nazism abroad and over racism at home._____________

Explanation:

1. For question 1: The posters (including Rosie the Riveter) were US WWII propaganda to encourage women to take factory/jobs left by men fighting overseas. Option A is wrong as they encouraged volunteering, C is wrong as the posters focus on non-combat work, D is not depicted.
2. For question 2: During WWII, women in US armed forces took on non-combat support roles to free men for frontline duty.
3. For question 3: Americans grew their own produce in home gardens to reduce commercial food demand for the war effort.
4. For question 4: General Marshall advocated for this women's military auxiliary corps to address workforce shortages.
5. For question 5: This double campaign was a key African American effort during WWII to fight fascism abroad and domestic inequality.

Answer:

1. B. The government urged women to fill jobs left vacant by men.
2. a) Mechanic (aircraft or vehicle maintenance)

b) Nurse/Medical Corps worker
c) Administrative/clerical staff

1. victory gardens (or "war gardens")
2. the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC, later WAC)
3. the Double V Campaign