Family life changed considerably in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries because of two critical factors: industrialization and

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Immigration was a critical factor in the changes to family life in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The influx of immigrants from various countries and cultures resulted in diverse family structures, traditions, and values. This brought changes in gender roles, marriage and family patterns, and child-rearing practices. Industrialization also impacted family life, but immigration had a more significant impact in terms of diversity and cultural shifts.

Family Life Changed Considerably in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth