The poster below was produced by the u. s. government during world war ii: ( a color photograph shows a woman working on the cockpit glass of a plane. she wears work coveralls with a nametag. her hair is tucked under a kerchief. her wedding ring is visible on her left hand. the text reads, the more women at work the sooner we win! a text box at the bottom reads, women are also needed as farm workers, typists, salespeople, waitresses, timekeepers, elevator operators, messengers, laundresses, teachers, conductors, and in hundreds of other jobs. see your local u. s. employment service. library of congress - pos - wwii - us .f34.j71 1943 (b size) [p& p] ) which statement about women in the workforce does this poster support? women who entered the workforce earned wages equal to men. women who entered the workforce did not always do "men's" work. women who entered the workforce were usually married with children. women who entered the workforce moved upward to career success.