How did world war l change women's role in the united states? a. women received greater educational opportunities b. women fought alongside men in the military c. women replaced men in the workforce. d. women earned more money than men.

c they had to replace the men because they where gone

I believe it is:

C. Women replaced men in the workforce.

This may not be correct, but most men had to fight, so women had to fill in for them at their jobs.

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