The last of the three reasons for the dramatic shift in women’s roles was the disillusionment Americans felt from World War II (Wukovits 69). This ideology encouraged people to turn away from the negative results, including casualties and loses, from the Korean War and instead to focus on creating ideal families and achieving the American dream (Wukovits 69). This new role became greatly supported by magazines during the 1950s and 1960s by expressing the ideal woman to be a housewife rather than having a career or receiving higher education. Rather than women have a diverse range of options being mimic in magazines like during the period of World War II, the Cold War restricted women to roles only to the