What Constitutes the Breadwinner-Homemaker Family as Understood as Traditional in the 1950s

question 33

Multiple Choice

What constitutes the breadwinner-homemaker family as understood as traditional in the 1950s?

• A) either parent employed, while the other takes care of their children
• B) an employed father, a mother without employment, and their children
• C) an employed mother, a father without employment, and their children
• D) two employed parents and their children

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