During World War II, with millions of men serving overseas, women stepped into traditionally male-dominated roles in factories, farms, and other essential industries to support the war effort. These "Rosie the Riveters" displayed immense determination as they took on physically demanding and often unfamiliar work, facing skepticism and discrimination along the way. Their determination to contribute to the war effort and support their families propelled them to excel in their roles, demonstrating their capability and resilience. The determination of these women not only helped secure victory in the war but also paved the way for greater gender equality and opportunities in the workforce in the years that followed.