Following World War II,the great majority of working American women
A) voluntarily left the labor force.
B) kept the same jobs they had had during the war.
C) wanted to keep working.
D) found themselves excluded from nearly all employment.
E) moved to jobs outside the service sector.

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During World War II, many women entered the workforce due to the shortage of male workers. After the war, many women wanted to continue working, but faced discrimination and social pressure to return to traditional roles as homemakers. Despite this, the number of women in the workforce did not decline significantly and the majority of them wanted to continue working. Therefore, option C is the best choice as it reflects the desire of working women to continue working after World War II.

Following World War II,the Great Majority of Working American Women