Women's roles became increasingly intertwined because

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Poor women had to work to support their families and often took on a variety of roles, such as domestic work, factory work, or agricultural work. This meant that women's roles became increasingly intertwined as they were forced to take on multiple responsibilities to support themselves and their families. While older women may have also had to work and marriage expectations played a role in some cases, B is the most general and accurate answer. The number of children a woman had would not necessarily impact the level of overlap between her roles, so C is not a relevant factor in this context.

Women's Roles Became Increasingly Intertwined Because