Question

how did the second industrial revolution affect the roles of women? it propelled women into management and highly skilled positions of labor. it required women to remain in the home as mothers, providing children to fill factory positions. it opened new job opportunities, creating a demand for service and white - collar workers.

Explanation:

The Second Industrial Revolution led to the growth of new industries. This created new job opportunities in sectors like service and white - collar work. Women were able to enter these fields. Management and highly skilled positions (usually requiring more education and traditional male - dominated training at the time) were not the main areas women entered. Also, the idea of women remaining home just to provide children for factory jobs is inaccurate as there were changes in women's work participation.

Answer:

It opened new job opportunities, creating a demand for service and white - collar workers.