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“Rosie the Riveter” is the name of a fictional character
who came to symbolize real women who filled
''merica’s factoriesµ munition plantsµ and shipyards in
World War //¶
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0ale workforce was depleted to fill the ranks of the
U¶S¶ military
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-¶ Walter Thompson· advertising agency which
helped the U¶S¶ government spread campaigns to
encourage women to join the workforce¶
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To encourage women to join the workforce¶
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Rosie became an ''merican image in the fight to broaden
women’s civil rights¶
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