As the modern family evolved in the 19th century among middle-class whites,men and women
A) became divided from one another in their work as men were brought into the paid labor force and women became unpaid housewives..
B) worked more closely together as they got paid jobs working together for the same business.
C) became divided from one another because they each went into the paid labor force for different businesses.
D) worked more closely together as they formed family cottage industries making goods for sale together.
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