In the mid-1960s,married women in the United States devoted seven times as many hours to housework as did their husbands,yet in the mid-1990s,this figure was down to two times as many hours.This pattern reflects how gender roles

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The decreasing gap in hours spent on housework between married men and women in the US from the mid-1960s to mid-1990s shows that gender roles vary over time. It suggests a shift in cultural expectations and societal norms around gender and household responsibilities. This change is not biologically determined, nor is it universal across cultures, indicating that choices A, B, and C are not the best answer.

In the Mid-1960s,married Women in the United States Devoted Seven