According to nineteenth-century American society,who would be a good representative of the "cult of domesticity"?

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The "cult of domesticity" promoted the idea that a woman's place was in the home as a homemaker, caregiver, and devoted wife. Therefore, a housewife would be seen as the best representation of this ideology. A "spinster," a single woman factory worker, an independent woman writer, and a prostitute would not fit this idealized notion of femininity and domesticity.

According to Nineteenth-Century American Society,who Would Be a Good Representative