The following events were effects of World War 1 on women EXCEPT?

The effects of World War I on women included increased participation in the workforce, greater visibility in roles traditionally held by men, and a push for women's suffrage in several countries. However, one notable exception is that women did not experience a significant decline in societal expectations regarding domestic responsibilities; in fact, many women continued to face pressure to return to traditional roles after the war. Thus, the notion that women gained complete equality or freedom in society as a direct effect of the war is misleading.