Question

during world war i, women were often not allowed to fight as soldiers in the war. what did they do instead? select all that apply.
they worked in steel mills.
they worked as nurses for soldiers.
they built weapons and gas masks.
they worked as telephone operators.

Explanation:

During World War I, women filled roles vacated by men at war. They worked in industrial sectors (steel mills, weapon/gas mask production) and provided medical support (nurses) and communication services (telephone operators), all critical to the war effort.

Answer:

A. They worked in steel mills., B. They worked as nurses for soldiers., C. They built weapons and gas masks., D. They worked as telephone operators.