Correct. The answer is d. Gotzion started working at Rayovac in 1935. According to her recollections, Gotzion worked a ten-hour day in order to meet heavy production demands during the war. She and her coworkers rotated jobs on the assembly line in order to ease the physical and mental demands of the ten-hour day.

Incorrect. The answer is d. Gotzion started working at Rayovac in 1935. According to her recollections, Gotzion worked a ten-hour day in order to meet heavy production demands during the war. She and her coworkers rotated jobs on the assembly line in order to ease the physical and mental demands of the ten-hour day.

Correct. The answer is c. Harvey reported, “Labor force was critical at that time so I went to United Modification Plant and learned how to rivet,” which implies that she went to work in order to strengthen the labor force and the war effort. She also said, “My mother decided after a while that she too would like to do something in some little way to help. So she applied for maintenance [in the factory].” This statement reinforces the notion that she and her mother joined the factory workforce in an effort to aid in the war.

Incorrect. The answer is c. Harvey reported, “Labor force was critical at that time so I went to United Modification Plant and learned how to rivet,” which implies that she went to work in order to strengthen the labor force and the war effort. She also said, “My mother decided after a while that she too would like to do something in some little way to help. So she applied for maintenance [in the factory].” This statement reinforces the notion that she and her mother joined the factory workforce in an effort to aid in the war.

Correct. The answer is b. Harvey stated that there were no unions at the time and no babysitting services. Her family provided critical support to her by providing her and her son with living space and child care.

Incorrect. The answer is b. Harvey stated that there were no unions at the time and no babysitting services. Her family provided critical support to her by providing her and her son with living space and child care.

Correct. The answer is a. Harvey recalled that she “got educated in more ways than [she] ever expected,” that she regarded the war with “a conglomerate of mixed emotions,” and that her “life took on a totally new perspective” the longer she worked.

Incorrect. The answer is a. Harvey recalled that she “got educated in more ways than [she] ever expected,” that she regarded the war with “a conglomerate of mixed emotions,” and that her “life took on a totally new perspective” the longer she worked.

Correct. The answer is b. Hill’s account speaks to the opening up of job opportunities for African Americans. Quoting her sister, she notes, “Hitler was the one that got us out of the white folks’ kitchen.”

Incorrect. The answer is b. Hill’s account speaks to the opening up of job opportunities for African Americans. Quoting her sister, she notes, “Hitler was the one that got us out of the white folks’ kitchen.”

Correct. The answer is c. These two women were interviewed about their wartime experiences decades after they had taken place. Historians would likely recognize that they were probably telling the stories differently than they might have if they had been interviewed in the 1940s.

Incorrect. The answer is c. These two women were interviewed about their wartime experiences decades after they had taken place. Historians would likely recognize that they were probably telling the stories differently than they might have if they had been interviewed in the 1940s.