Only Since the Industrial Revolution Has Working Been Considered Separate

question 108

Multiple Choice

Only since the Industrial Revolution has working been considered separate from family living, and only since then have the concepts of __________ emerged.

• A) husband and wife
• B) two-earner and dual career
• C) provider and homemaker
• D) employed and unemployed

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