What would a colonial family most likely do to cope while experiencing a hardship?
a. Put out their children to learn a trade
b. Find work in a factory or mill
c. Move toward a more egalitarian gender role division
d.
Apply for public assistance
Question 2
What is a key difference between colonial families and modern families?
a. Colonial families were more connected with their community institutions.
b. Modern families are stricter with their children.
c. Colonial families were more likely to be nuclear.
d.
Modern families are more likely to experience a family-based economy.
Environmental influences on the expression of PKU within a single family
Painting of a Colonial American boy holding a pet squirrel.
The patient and his family meet with the nurse to discuss progress on the patient care plan.
A farm family in Custer, Nebraska, in 1888, a region where Populist sentiment was strong.
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