Question

question 4 1 pts what was one of the main reasons women entered the workforce in large numbers during world war ii? women wanted to replace japanese americans and black americans in the workforce. women wanted to prove their importance and gain full citizenship. women were forced by the government to take up jobs. the need for manpower in factories and other jobs increased as men joined the army.

Explanation:

During World War II, many men joined the Army to fight, creating a shortage of labor in factories and other jobs. This increased the need for workers, and women entered the workforce to fill these positions. The other options are incorrect: there was no goal to replace specific groups, citizenship wasn't the main driver, and women weren't forced by the government but responded to labor needs.

Answer:

D. The need for manpower in factories and other jobs increased as men joined the Army.