Why did "Rosie the Riveter" become a significant symbol during World War II?

A. She represented the role of women in combat.

B. She represented the role of women on the home front.

C. She was a symbol of the superiority of Allied women.

D. She inspired women in the U. S. to take up arms and fight.

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Gauge Roy

16 March, 14:04

Why did "Rosie the Riveter" become a significant symbol during World War II?

A. She represented the role of women in combat.

B. She represented the role of women on the home front.

C. She was a symbol of the superiority of Allied women.

D. She inspired women in the U. S. to take up arms and fight.

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Vernon · Answer 1

The correct answer is B. because the women worked factory jobs on the home front

Kitten · Answer 2

The correct answer is B. She represented the women who stayed behind and kept the factories and businesses running while there husbands went of to war.

Why did "Rosie the Riveter" become a significant symbol during World War II?A. She represented the role of women in combat.B. She represented the role of women on the home front.C. She was a symbol of the superiority of Allied women.D. She inspired women in the U. S. to take up arms and fight.