During the Second World War women take on the tasks of men in an aircraft factory so the production of aircrafts can con

The video discusses the increased need for production during a time of mobilization, emphasizing the essential role of all energies, particularly those of French women. It showcases women working in aviation factories, highlighting their adeptness at handling complex machinery. The narrative challenges preconceived notions about women's capabilities, illustrating their skillful transition from traditional roles to industrial tasks.

What has the increased need for production led to?

• A reduction in aviation production

• A focus on traditional male roles

• The involvement of all energies, including women

• A decrease in factory work

Where are French women contributing to the production efforts?

• In textile factories

• In retail stores

• In aviation factories

• In agricultural fields

What is the pace of production in the aviation factories?

• Unchanged from previous years

• Accelerated and fast-paced

• Moderate and consistent

• Slow and steady

What was the initial perception of women's ability to manufacture aircraft?

• They were considered too inexperienced

• They were seen as more skilled than men

• There were doubts about their capability

• They were expected to excel

How have women proven themselves in the aviation industry?

• By focusing on non-technical roles

• By working slower than men

• By avoiding complex tasks

• By being skilled in manufacturing complex aircraft