When infant formula was developed in the 1930s,
A) women refused to use it.
B) it was a nutritionally poor substitute for breast milk.
C) breast-feeding declined, women entered the workforce, and they became less constrained by traditional roles.
D) most babies showed allergies to it.

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Infant formula's development in the 1930s facilitated a societal shift where breast-feeding rates declined, and women found it easier to enter the workforce and move away from traditional roles, as they were no longer the sole source of nutrition for their infants.

When Infant Formula Was Developed in the 1930s