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Thank you We sneak in and here's your shmoop du

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jour brought to you by the baby boom which is

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not a euphemism Baby goes the bathroom We're not talking

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about that All right Taking the following passage women in

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world war two i mean w w w two depression

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So we're going to pick out key words here again

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Atlantic pacific manpower commission agents All right which of the

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effects of women working during world war two is not

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supported by the selection and hear the potential answers or

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not All right no need to sweat this one The

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passage gives us all we need A quick review of

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the third paragraph right here lets us know that we

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can eliminate option a We hear all about how female

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workers helped factories to pump out products needed for the

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war effort This one's totally supported by the selection So

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it's gotta go way could send option c out right

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along with it The last sentence in the selection tells

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us that women's wartime savings did indeed helped a launch

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prosperity in the nineteen fifties Apparently there was nothing to

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spend money on during the war so saving money was

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easy If only that were the case these days we'll

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know your piggy banks would have a little more change

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in their bellies will also eliminate choice The last paragraph

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tells us that working women became an everyday thing in

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later decades but we live in later decades So that's

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no surprise to us We'll correct answer is b because

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it's the only choice that's not supported by the selection

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nowhere does the selection claim that fewer women got married

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and had kids time directly after world war two is

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called The baby boom if that tells you anything Luckily

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it was time of huge growth and families and not

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an era of bacon Don't do that when a baby 00:01:44.255 --> [endTime] goes the bathroom

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