Which is the most likely explanation for the impact of World War I on the growth of voting opportunities for women?

During World War I, many women took on jobs and responsibilities that had previously been held mostly by men, including work in factories and public services. Their contributions increased public recognition of women’s abilities and strengthened arguments for political equality, including the right to vote. The other choices give explanations that are inaccurate or do not account for the broader growth of women’s voting rights.

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