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II. Instructions: 1. Read the following two articles from Linda K. Kerber et al.
II. Instructions: 1. Read the following two articles from Linda K. Kerber et al., eds., Women’s America. –Beth Bailey and David Faber, “The Women of Hotel Street during World War II” (Part IV, Women’s America, pp. 421-429) –Alice Kessler-Harris, “Rethinking Women’s Work during World War II” Part IV, Women’s America, pp. 430-443. Write a 30-100-word answer to each question below. Write in complete sentences. Your answer must exhibit polish (correct spelling and grammar) and at least one direct citation or paraphrase from this week’s reading. III. Questions From the articles above, identify two instances or pieces of data that demonstrate how World War II marked a significant shift for women as paid workers. From the articles above, find two examples or data that suggest women’s employment experiences during the war were not a significant turning point in Americans’ understanding of women’s participation in the labor market. Utilizing your evidence for questions 1 and 2, evaluate whether women’s participation in the workforce during World War II was a milestone for American women or not.
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