In the Early Twentieth Century, How Did Many Middle-Class Women

question 77

Multiple Choice

In the early twentieth century, how did many middle-class women begin to view employment outside the home?

• A) as a badge of shame.
• B) as a way of keeping the divorce rate down.
• C) as a potential opportunity.
• D) as the only way to survive in the new economy.
• E) as always isolating.

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