The "factory laws" of the 1890s took away jobs from women and children, and also ________
A) devalued working men.
B) allowed women to acquire paid positions in factories.
C) reinforced the middle-class male breadwinner family ideal.
D) compensated women for these lost jobs.
E) positioned women as the head of the household.
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