Working Class Parents Are More Likely to Struggle with Work-Family

question 18

True/False

Working class parents are more likely to struggle with work-family conflict due to limited access to high quality, reliable childcare.

Assess the effectiveness and limitations of the progressive movement in addressing economic inequality and social injustices.

Understand the reasons behind and the responses to the progressive reforms from different societal groups, including women and children.

Compare and contrast the approaches and ideologies of Progressive Era reformers and their critics.

Understand the historical factors that positioned Wisconsin as a progressive "laboratory of democracy."

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