World War I marked a significant leap forward for women's rights in many European nations, for which of the following reasons?
Explanation
Answer: D - Women gained rights because the demand for labor broke down many gendered roles in society, proving that women's capabilities had been greatly underestimated. While women had always been visible in factory work, managerial roles began opening to them. In addition, they became agricultural workers, ambulance drivers, and nurses, and assumed numerous other roles that would have been deemed in appropriate previously.
