Which statement regarding the New Deal and women is FALSE?Multiple ChoiceWomen were encouraged to leave the workplace to help men get jobs.In general, women were major critics of the New Deal.The New Deal was not overtly hostile to feminist aspirations.New Deal relief agencies offered relatively little employment for women.Many occupations dominated by women were excluded from Social Security.

Identify which of the following statements correctly describe the impact of the New Deal on women. 1. Though the New Deal was not hostile to feminist aspirations, it did little to advance them. 2. President Roosevelt neglected to appoint any women to federal bureaucratic positions. 3. The Roosevelt administration was more concerned about obtaining special protections for women than achieving gender equity. 4. New Deal agencies offered many employment opportunities for women. 5. The New Deal generally supported the idea that in hard times, women should withdraw from the workplace. 6. The Social Security program initially included waitresses and other predominantly female occupations.

Which of the following problems emerged in the New Deal’s treatment of women?Multiple ChoiceNew Deal programs sought to protect women rather than giving them equal status.New Deal programs only benefited rich women.New Deal programs only benefited single women.New Deal Programs eliminated private sources of aid for suffering women and children.

Which of the following problems emerged in the New Deal’s treatment of women?

Which of the following milestones for women occurred during the New Deal?Multiple Choicethe election of the first woman to congressional leadershipthe election of the first female member of Congressthe appointment of the first female cabinet ministerthe appointment of the first female Supreme Court justice

How did the role of women in the United States change during and after World War II?A.Women found themselves with little to do while the country's men were away at war.B.The rights of women were further restricted because of dangerous wartime conditions.C.The labor shortage created by men serving in the war brought more women into the workforce.D.Women put aside their fight for equal suffrage in favor of supporting the war effort.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS