Question

question 6
as a result of world war i women:
entered the american workplace to stay
had fewer children because their husbands were deployed overseas
entered the workforce in relatively small numbers
continued to work in the same job capacity even after men who previously held these jobs returned from the war

Explanation:

During World War I, with many men deployed overseas, women entered the American workforce in large numbers to fill the jobs left by men. They took on various roles in industries such as manufacturing and agriculture. After the war, most men returned to their previous jobs, and women generally did not continue in the same job capacity. The number of children was not the main outcome related to women's situation due to the war in terms of employment - the main change was women entering the workforce.

Answer:

Entered the American workplace to stay