If you were a women You could be a lookout on the homefront for enemy planes. Also on the homefront, you could do things like work in Victory Gardens. Often women went to work in the factories. You could also be a nurse. That was a very hard and scary job. You had a high chance of being hurt because you went where the fighting was. Uniforms for women helping out during World War II weren't only needed, they also gave the women wearing them pride.
The Women's Land Army was made up of women who milked, took care of livestock, and drove tractors. Their uniform was a brown felt hat, khaki pants, a shirt and tie, green jersey, wool socks, and shoes. Women and their uniforms were a great contribution to World War II. Women made many contributions to World War II.
The Second World War meant a lot to the black citizens of America, As it while the White Americans were away fighting, the blacks had taken over there jobs and were the ones that earned money, they had more freedom and felt equal for once in their lives. Women also got a chance of doing things that the men used to do, they also felt equal and that they had freedom. Some blacks were able to fight in the war, but they got segregated from everyone else.
The impact of the Second World War for women was very high. Women had the chance to feel equal again, they felt they could talk their mind and have their say in most things. Women had the chance to show the inner men inside them, they were working in the factories making the equipment for the men whilst they were out fighting. Women would get quite a few long term benefits from World War 2, like, Permently improved their status, learned new skills, Encouraged to work with adverts and Women also made a point by working in the factories. There were a few settbacks for women though, For example, some men complained, blacks got the lower paid jobs, men wanted the women back at home when the war ended and many women lost their lives through factory working etc. Women felt free, they felt they had the chance to be someone they never imagined they could be, they were acting like men, doing the things that men did, they felt they had something to be proud of, overall the second world war brought ups and downs into the Japanese and Women's lives.
