Question

women were recruited for jobs vital to the war effort on the home front. which is an obstacle they faced?
there were not enough jobs available outside the home.
attitudes about the role of women in the workplace needed to change.
the government did not support women joining the workforce in large numbers.
available jobs were limited to nursing, housekeeping, and clerical work.

Explanation:

During historical periods when women entered the workforce for war - related jobs, traditional gender roles and attitudes were a major barrier. Society had long - held views that women's place was in the home. This made changing workplace attitudes about women's capabilities and right to work outside the home an obstacle. There were actually many jobs available outside the home for the war effort (contradicting the first option). Governments often actively recruited women for war - related jobs (contradicting the third option). And women took on a variety of jobs beyond just nursing, housekeeping, and clerical work (contradicting the fourth option).

Answer:

Attitudes about the role of women in the workplace needed to change.