At the end of World War II the transition from war to peace was not easy as men came home and went back to their

jobs. What problem did this create in American homes?

At the end of World War II the transition from war to peace was not easy as men came home and went back to their jobs. What problem did this create in American homes?

Children didn't know their father's who had been gone for years.

Women expected the men to do housework.

Women who were used to working outside the home didn't want to give up their jobs.

Years of war had left many people living without needed resources and it took them years to recover.

Answer:

Women who were used to working outside the home didn't want to give up their jobs.

Explanation:

After the war, a problem arose because the women still wanted to keep the jobs they had before and during the war which included being part of the work forced in factories, nurses in hospitals, engineers, etc.

They refused to go back to being the traditional women whose jobs were taking care of the home and raising kids.