After the conclusion of World War I, most women who worked
a. soon gave up their war jobs.
b. kept their war jobs after the war.
c. pursued advancement jobs in their jobs in wartime industries.
d. gave up their traditional role as mothers.
e. None of these choices are correct.
Question 2
The Supreme Court began to advance the cause of civil rights in the 1950s because
a. the Court was the only branch of government with the constitutional authority to do so.
b. the courts were dominated by New Deal liberals.
c. President Eisenhower had requested the Court's assistance.
d. Congress and the presidency had largely abdicated their responsibilities by keeping hands off the issue.
e. the Constitution clearly prohibited any segregation.
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