In the immediate post-World War II period in Canada, employment and personal income reached an all-time high, as did home ownership. Which of the following was one significant consequence of these trends?

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The increase in employment, personal income, and home ownership led to a marriage boom, as people had more financial stability and security to start families and households. This period is often referred to as the "baby boom" era, characterized by a high birth rate and emphasis on traditional gender roles within marriage. There is no evidence to suggest that these trends led to an increase in divorce rates or marriage avoidance reactions, although there may have been some shifts towards greater egalitarianism within marriages over time.

In the Immediate Post-World War II Period in Canada, Employment