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What contributions did the women and minorities make to the war effort?
Women made amazing contributions making armaments, aircraft and ship-building and running farms.
What roles did minorities have in World War 2?
please try again, your answer make no sense.
What contributions did African Americans make in World War 2?
none. blacks never do anything
How were minorities effected during world war 1?
KO
Why did women and minorities gain during World War 2?
puberty and nothing
What contributions did the women and minorities make to the war effort?
Women made amazing contributions making armaments, aircraft and ship-building and running farms.
What roles did minorities have in World War 2?
please try again, your answer make no sense.
What contributions did African Americans make in World War 2?
none. blacks never do anything
How were minorities effected during world war 1?
KO
What contributions did Russia make in World War 1?
It's because you parents love each other. AHAHAHAHAHAHH
Why did women and minorities gain during World War 2?
puberty and nothing
What were Arizona's contributions in world war 1?
qwer
How well did minorities fight in World War 2?
Alot better than white/ majority . They gave the most difficult missions to minorities. And they succeeded
How did World War 2 help racial minorities in the labor market?
Which labor market?
The main goal of the Habsburg Empire in World War 1 was?
answer is containing its national minorities
What contributions did women make to the civil war?
everything
What contributions did women and minorities make to the World War 1 effort?
Women and minorities in WW1Women played a vital role in the First World War, performing their 'traditional' tasks such as nursing, while making deep inroads into other industries like munitions production and transport, some women also played an important role in writing letters. Some soldiers who were wounded in battle could no longer read or write so, many women wrote letters and read incoming letters for soldiers who could not anymore. This played an important role in troop morale.
