Which of the following describes the economic survival of the nineteenth-century American working-class family?

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In the nineteenth-century American working-class family, economic survival depended on the employment of every family member. It was common for women and children to work to contribute to the family income, and the male head of household alone was not sufficient to support the family. Assistance from social service agencies was not widely available during this time period.

Which of the Following Describes the Economic Survival of the Nineteenth-Century