A World War definitely brings lots of changes to a nation.In America during the World War II,women experienced some primitive,for that specific time, changes.They faced new experiences new sacrifices but also new jobs and new skills.They were though to be America's “secret weapon” since they had a significant role.During the wartime when the industry was supposed to be dramatically decreased it was unexpectedly expanded due to women's work.
In order to create a public that would be 100% behind the war effort during World War II,the American government decided to produce use as many media as possible.We can find a large number of posters,radio shows,movies and pamphlets.One of which is the “We Can Do It” poster which was designed and published during World War II. More specifically,the above poster was created by artist J.Howard Miller who was hired by the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company in 1942 in order to create a series of pictures that would depict women's participation in the workforce in the United States during World War II.One of which is the above,an image that was not popular at the time it was made but became later on when it was rediscovered in the early 1980's