All of the Following Were True About Family Life at the Turn

All of the following were true about family life at the turn of the century except

A) the availability of low-wage servants freed middle-class women from household labor.
B) the use of birth control became more popular.
C) family-oriented social life had become firmly established.
D) women in working-class families were accustomed to hard work, beginning at the age of nine or ten.
E) declining infant mortality rates enhanced the trend toward steadily larger families.