Question

how did womens roles change in the united states during world war i?
women demanded an end to the suffrage movement, accepting their traditional gender roles.
women gave up volunteer work and focused on domestic endeavors.
women entered the workforce, taking jobs in factories and industries previously held by men.
women served as soldiers in combat units previously restricted to men.

Explanation:

During World War I, many men went to war, creating a labor - shortage. Women filled the gap by entering the workforce, taking jobs in factories and industries that were previously held by men. The suffrage movement continued to gain momentum during this period, and women did not give up volunteer work or focus only on domestic tasks. Also, women did not serve as soldiers in combat units at this time.

Answer:

Women entered the workforce, taking jobs in factories and industries previously held by men.