Why Was Divorce a Difficult Option During the 1950s

question 88

Multiple Choice

Why was divorce a difficult option during the 1950s?

• A)It was associated with social stigmA.
• B)There were strict divorce laws.
• C)There were few economic opportunities for women.
• D)All these answers are correct.

Evaluate the influence of the Civil War on American policy, including banking, draft laws, and slavery.

Identify the immediate outcomes and effects of key battles and military strategies on the course of the Civil War.

Recognize the significance of important documents and proclamations, such as the Emancipation Proclamation, in the context of the war.

Understand the long-term social and political consequences of the Civil War, including Reconstruction efforts and changes in national policy.

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