Video Ed: Women Who Inspired "Rosie the Riveter" Receive Medal

What is the significance of the Congressional Gold Medal being presented to the women workers of World War II?

• It acknowledges their role in the civil rights movement.

• It recognizes their contributions to the war effort.

• It celebrates their achievements in the field of aviation.

• It honors their participation in the suffrage movement.

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What nickname was given to the women who worked in defense jobs during World War II?

• Defense Divas

• Rosie the Riveters

• Wartime Warriors

• Victory Vixens

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How did Susan King contribute to the war effort?

• She was a pilot.

• She worked as a nurse.

• She built war planes.

• She was a codebreaker.

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Why were the contributions of the Rosies initially ignored after the war?

• Because they were women.

• Because they were not officially employed.

• Because they did not serve on the front lines.

• Because they were not part of the military.

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What is the focus of the documentary 'Invisible Warriors'?

• The achievements of women in aviation.

• The history of women's suffrage.

• The contributions of black women during World War II.

• The role of women in the civil rights movement.

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Where is the Rosie the Riveter National Historic Park located?

• Washington, D.C.

• Baltimore, Maryland

• New York, New York

• Richmond, California

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What change did the Rosies help to spark for women?

• Greater access to higher education and diverse careers

• More involvement in the arts

• Higher representation in sports

• Increased participation in politics

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What personal achievement did Susan King accomplish after the war?

• She became a lawyer.

• She became an engineer.

• She earned a teaching degree.

• She became a doctor.

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Why is it important for Susan King to receive the medal in Washington, D.C.?

• Because she is a political leader.

• Because she is a black woman who contributed significantly.

• Because she is a war hero.

• Because she is a famous celebrity.

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How many women of color were part of the workforce during World War II?

• 1,000,000

• 200,000

• 100,000

• 600,000