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They were portrayed as weak people and that it was very surprising that they were doing what they did.

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They thought that women should not work in factories and that women were only working as a sort of last resort.

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No, they were not treated equally and people thought they could not do things such as fly a plane as well as white people (they were wrong).

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People saw them as a lower standard compared to men even though their work was incredible.

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They thought that were better off at home in the kitchen. It wasn't fair because they can do anything a man can.

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They weren't treated equal because of the color of their skin. They weren't respected even though they should have been equal to the white men.

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They were strong and were doing surprisingly well.

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That wasnt fair even though they did so well during the war they got the lower side of the deal.

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They were portrayed very well in the vid and idk we could debate like we did in class for hours

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it portrayed them as very important to the war effort

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it portrayed them as very important to the war effort

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-Korbinian

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people thought they were only in factories as a last resort, when really women can do pretty much everything men can

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people thought they were only in factories as a last resort, when really women can do pretty much everything men can

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-Korbinian

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The Tuskegee airmen were originally shunned and told that black people like them could never make it, but they persevered and were very important. The color of your skin does not matter, it doesn't effect your ability to work

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The Tuskegee airmen were originally shunned and told that black people like them could never make it, but they persevered and were very important. The color of your skin does not matter, it doesn't effect your ability to work

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-Korbinian

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people thought they were weak but they are strong

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they are doing soldiers jobs. it is not fair because men are doing jobs in the army.

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they were segregated during the war but they got respect

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They were portrayed as very strong people.

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It was very unfair that they had to go back to housework for their husbands after they worked so hard in the war doing the exact opposite of cooking/cleaning.

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In the war people did not think that they could actually fly and then there they went.

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They were portrayed as if people thought they were weaker but they were not.

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They were portrayed as powerful, strong, and helpful people during the war.

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They thought that the men were still better workers and women should do something similar to them.

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People thought that women should return home because their husbands are back from war. They also believed that the jobs women had during the war belonged to a men. No, this wasn't fair for the women.

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They were expected to go back to the home because the soldiers of WWII need the jobs they had earlier back. i think it is far to make them leave as many jobs as the veterans needed

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During the war, African Americans weren't treated fairly since they had separate quarters. Although, when on the battle field it didn't matter. Afterwards, African Americans were still not treated as equals and weren't respected for their service.

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Nobody thought women could work outside of the house and that they were incapable of doing what men could do. When they joined the workforce in WWII, They showed just how hardworking, helpful, and supportive they could be. 

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Nobody thought women could work outside of the house and that they were incapable of doing what men could do. When they joined the workforce in WWII, They showed just how hardworking, helpful, and supportive they could be. 

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Mostly because before WWII women were at home working where they "belonged". If they were working during WWII just fine without men, why would they need to stop? 

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Mostly because before WWII women were at home working where they "belonged". If they were working during WWII just fine without men, why would they need to stop? 

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That the women

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they were portrayed  not as important as men

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because the men wanted their jobs back, since it was their job before the war..

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No they weren't treated equally just because of the color of their skin, they were discriminated against.

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During WWII, women were portrayed as weak and insignificant but in reality, they were very important to the war effort.

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No, the African Americans were not treated fairly during WWII, as they were in separate troops and they were thought to be worse at flying when actually they were as good as anyone else.

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I think that people expected women to return home and work in the kitchen after the war because that was their job before and the men were returning to their own old jobs. This wasn't fair because the women had worked extremely hard to support the war and now they were expected to just sit back and do the laundry and cooking.

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because when the war would be over men could come back to their jobs.

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they made that looking like they were working hard do doing the same jobs men would do.

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I think they were great
the war was needing more men so the African american men stepped in to help in the air

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because they were still considered weak and not fit for work. No it was not fair

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No have they ever been, and I think that is very unfair that they didn't get recognized for their work

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I think it portrayed women just as they had portrayed men in all of the other videos