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Role of Women in World War One. At the beginning of the 1900s, a womenâs life was very restricted. They were given defined roles and rules that they must follow throughout their life. In this time, it was deemed âimproperâ for women to have a job.efore World War One, it was the womanâs job to clean, feed their children and care for their house. When World War One began, women on the home front were left by their husbands, brothers, sons and lovers as they went to war.
But the gains for women came not only from changes within sectors, but also from broader job shifts in the economy. Women do most jobs in health and education â this was true in 1972, and it's still true today. The gender balance has barely changed. But the share of U.S. jobs in this sector has more than doubled â from 7 percent in 1972 to 15 percent today. Manufacturing is the mirror image of health and education. Men still do most of the jobs in the sector. But the share of total U.S. jobs in manufacturing has fallen sharply â from 24 percent in 1972, to 9 percent today. See more graphical looks at America here.