Question

question 15 (multiple choice worth 5 points) (3.05r mc) what was the main role of women who went overseas during world war i? transporting supplies to the front lines serving in combat roles in the army providing medical treatment to wounded allied troops replacing wounded soldiers in british and french units

Explanation:

During World War I, the primary overseas role for women was in medical support. They served as nurses, aides, and in other medical capacities to care for wounded Allied troops. Women were not generally assigned front-line combat roles, supply transport was not their main overseas duty, and they did not replace soldiers in combat units on a large scale.

Answer:

Providing medical treatment to wounded Allied troops