In Addition to the Positive Implications of the Conjugal Family

In addition to the positive implications of the conjugal family, there were also negative implications. Which of the following statements describes one of the negative implications of the conjugal family discussed in Chapter 7?

A) Restrictive protective legislation that safe guarded women and children from the harsh conditions of industrial labor ultimately separated these groups entirely from economic life.
B) Women were relegated to the home, and expected to take on the primary role of socializing the children, rather than participating in economic production outside of the home.
C) Women were expected to remain at home and raise the children, yet at the same time were criticized for being incapable of active participation in public life.
D) Men defined their home-bound and economically dependent wives as being inferior.
E) All of the above