The Unsettling Demands of the New Industrial Order Forced Changes

question 67

Multiple Choice

The unsettling demands of the new industrial order forced changes in middle-class family life that resulted in __________.

• A) a more distant relationship between husband and wife
• B) less time for the traditional nurturing role of wife/mother
• C) fewer children in the average household
• D) the broadening of the "woman's sphere" beyond the household

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Definitions:

Union Dues

Fees paid by members to their respective unions, typically used to fund the activities and operations of the union, including bargaining and legal representation.

Binding Arbitration Clause

A provision in a contract that requires disputes to be resolved by arbitration, with the decision being final and enforceable by law.

Arbitrator's Decision

A binding determination made by an arbitrator, an impartial third party chosen to resolve a dispute, within the context of arbitration proceedings.

Employer

An individual or organization that hires and pays people to work for them.