Question

what was the effect of rosie the riveter? the image established the need for men to return to the workplace. the image encouraged women to join the workforce during world war ii. the image eliminated the need for men to work after the war was over. the image empowered women to fight for equal rights during world war ii.

Explanation:

Rosie the Riveter was a cultural icon during World War II. The image was used in propaganda to encourage women to take up industrial jobs, especially in the manufacturing of war materials, as many men were away at war. It was not about men returning (that was post - war demobilization discussions), nor did it eliminate the need for men to work after the war. While it did have some long - term implications for women's rights, its immediate and primary effect was workforce recruitment during the war.

Answer:

The image encouraged women to join the workforce during World War II.