Question

during world war i, the roles of some civilians changed. what is an example of this?

many women joined the workforce in jobs they hadnt held before.

children were required to work in munitions factories after school.

men who didnt enlist in the army stayed at home to care for children.

many women were given important jobs in the government

question 8

why did tensions among nations of the industrialized world rise in the years leading up to world war i?

bolsheviks in russia were making an attempt to spread communism.

the united states was trying to spread democracy to monarchies in europe.

nations were competing to build strong economies and large empires.

nations were fighting over which religion would dominate europe.

Explanation:

• For the first question: During World War I, with many men going to war, women entered the workforce in jobs previously dominated by men (e.g., industrial jobs). Child labor in munitions factories after school was not a common or significant role - change example. Men not enlisting did not typically stay home for childcare as a main role change. Women getting important government jobs was not as widespread a role - change as joining the general workforce.
• For the second question: Before World War I, nations like Britain, Germany, etc., were competing for colonies (to expand empires) and building strong economies (e.g., through industrial production and trade). The Bolshevik attempt to spread communism was more relevant after 1917 (after the start of World War I in 1914). The US spreading democracy to European monarchies was not a main cause of pre - World War I tensions. Religious fighting over European dominance was not a key factor in the lead - up to World War I.

Answer:

• First question: Many women joined the workforce in jobs they hadn't held before.
• Second question: Nations were competing to build strong economies and large empires.