The colonies offered job opportunities to European women, who often became A) wives for indigenous men. B) missionaries, teachers, and nurses. C) miners and industrial workers. D) colonial officers and administrators. E) lawyers and doctors.

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The colonies offered job opportunities to European women, who often became missionaries, teachers, and nurses.

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