Author Question: During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, working-class families were likely to send ... (Read 127 times)

storky111 · **on:** Jun 18, 2018

During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, working-class families were likely to send

a. husbands into the labor force in order to allow wives to stay home and take care of the children.
b. both parents into the labor force, but child labor was rare.
c. husbands and children into the labor force while women earned money working in their homes.
d. wives and children into the factories while fathers worked on the farm.

Question 2

Personal bankruptcies have increased significantly in the past decade. Which of the following is true?

a. Recent changes in bankruptcy laws make it easier to get out of debt and are actually responsible for the increase in bankruptcies.
b. Recent changes in bankruptcy laws make it more difficult to get out of debt and require many to repay part of the debt.
c. Proposed changes in bankruptcy laws will make it easier to get out of debt.
d. Proposed changes in bankruptcy laws will make it more difficult to get out of debt.