Traditionalists, children of the depression and World War II, were typically raised in a home where both parents worked.

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Traditionalists were raised during a time when it was more common for the father to work outside the home and the mother to take care of the children and household. Dual income households did become more common towards the end of the Traditionalist era, but it was not the norm during their childhood.

Traditionalists, Children of the Depression and World War II, Were