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To what extent did World War I enhance women’s expectations for the rights and responsibilities of full citizenship and equality in American society?

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World War I helped give women the right to vote. Woman's roles were increased, for example, women were employed in jobs where men had worked before they had to go to war. The employement rate grew greatly and before the war ended, women refused to accept to have lower wages than men and so, they won their demands for equal pay.

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