Which of the following is true of women AFTER World War 1? Most women left their jobs outside the home and returned to their role as a housewife.
Many women entered managerial positions at their workplace.
Most women who had been working outside the home received increased wages.
Many women began to drive and attend college.

Many women entered managerial positions at their workplace.

Explanation:

"Jobs were available in the the newly created National Health Service for nurses, midwives, cleaners and clerical staff. Banking, textile and light industries such as electronics also expanded during this period and provided women with opportunities in clerical, secretarial and assembly work."