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in the 1950s, society’s view of the role of women at work and at home became increasingly narrow. which of the following statements are evidence of this common view of women as suburban homemakers?

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In the 1950s, women were increasingly seen as homemakers and this led to things such as:

  • Working women being associated with Communism
  • Women being pressured to get married
  • Women having to give birth to many children
  • Women having to stay at home to take care of the family

In the 1950s, America began to focus more on women as homemakers who had to stay at home instead of working like the Communist women of the Soviet Union did in factories.

As a result, there was a lot of societal pressure to get women married off so that they would take care of the home. Women were also expected to give birth to 3 or more children whom they would take care of.

In conclusion, women in the 1950s were expected to be homebuilders who stayed back whilst their husbands worked.

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