How did the end of ww2 affect american workers

Women are taking over the industry and jobs where men have been employed.

Explanation:

Given that adult men were mostly engaged in the war, a large number of women have taken up jobs previously employed by men. A large number of workers, including women, were involved in the military industry, in the production of weapons of all forms and ammunition.

The American industry and workers were not exposed to destructive actions since the war was not fought on American soil. Thus normal conditions for the functioning of the industry existed.

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