During the Second Industrial Revolution, working-class organizations emphasized the gender role of women as

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During the Second Industrial Revolution, working-class organizations emphasized the gender role of women as housewives. As industrialization focused on factory work, men were primarily the ones who worked outside of the home, while women were expected to take care of domestic duties, such as cooking, cleaning, and raising children, which became known as "women’s work." While some women did work in factories, they faced discrimination and were often paid less than men.

During the Second Industrial Revolution, Working-Class Organizations Emphasized the Gender