During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries,working-class families were likely to send

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During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, it was common for both husbands and children to participate in the labor force. Women often contributed to the family income by taking in work that could be done at home, such as sewing or laundry, due to the societal norms and limitations on women working outside the home during this period.

During the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries,working-Class Families Were Likely