Question

which of the following best describes the impact of world war ii on womens roles in american society? womens participation in the workforce decreased during the war women primarily served as nurses in military hospitals women were discouraged from working outside the home women worked in manufacturing and defense industries multiple choice 1 point what was the government act that sent japanese americans to the internment camps? executive order 777 executive order 9066 executive order 99 executive order 255 multiple choice 1 point which u.s. action in 1941 directly contributed to japans decision to attack pearl harbor? signing a mutual defense pact with great britain

Explanation:

• First question: During World War II, many men went to war, so women entered manufacturing and defense industries (e.g., Rosie - the - Riveter image). Their workforce participation increased, not decreased. They were not just nurses or discouraged from working outside.
• Second question: Executive Order 9066 (1942) authorized the forced relocation of Japanese - Americans to internment camps.
• Third question: The U.S. oil embargo (not listed here but relevant context; among the options, if we assume the full - context knowledge, the U.S. actions like economic sanctions including oil embargo on Japan contributed. But since the options are limited, we can note that the U.S. was taking actions that restricted Japan's resources which led to Pearl Harbor attack).

Answer:

1. Women worked in manufacturing and defense industries.
2. Executive Order 9066.
3. (Assuming full - context knowledge related to U.S. actions against Japan before Pearl Harbor, but with the given options, if we consider the most relevant U.S. action in 1941 among the possible implications, we can say) The U.S. was taking actions (such as economic sanctions) that contributed (but with the provided options, if there was an option about U.S. restricting Japan's resources, that would be more precise. Since the options are limited, we can only note the general U.S. actions in 1941 that led to Japan's decision).