In Post-World War II Western Europe, the "Woman Question" Concerned

Multiple Choice

In post-World War II western Europe, the "woman question" concerned what new problem?

A) Women were making gains in the workplace, but without a proportional decrease in domestic responsibility.
B) Women were being advised to focus their lives around acquiring a husband and children.
C) Women were more likely to be sympathetic to communism than were men.
D) More women were moving into the workplace, but there were not enough available jobs to accommodate them.