How did world war 2 change the social and economy

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Karsyn Houston

27 January, 02:47

How did world war 2 change the social and economy

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Simon Ballard · Answer 1

WW2 was a new age for women. They had to take over the men's work while they went and fought. So socially, women were the head and they needed to not only run the house but run the work place too.

Economically, most of the money was used for the war. Supplies, gear, etc. That's why there were so many ration cards and so many people made gardens so they didn't have to pay so much for groceries.

Lilah Hess · Answer 2

WW2 was a new age for women. They had to take over the men's work while they went and fought. So socially, women were the head and they needed to not only run the house but run the work place too.

Economically, most of the money was used for the war. Supplies, gear, etc. That's why there were so many ration cards and so many people made gardens so they didn't have to pay.