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nuclear families
women stayed home
men had jobs
children had jobs -
most women stayed home
women could work, but faced division of labor
beginning of change in social and gender structure
child labor conditions improved
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families were often seperated
children were slaves
slaves could not get legally married
more men than women -
fathers and sons made money for the family
suffered hardship from seperation and family deaths
women took roles in factories
Many armies recruited boys under 18
http://www.ducksters.com/history/civil_war/life_during_the_civil_war.php -
technology improved making home life easier
children and women get better education
women went to work
less children working
http://www.lessonpaths.com/learn/i/1920s-playlist-4/what-was-family-life-like-during-the-1920s -
Children suffered malnutrition and inadequate clothing
Rate of children entering custodial institutions increased by 50%
Frequent quarrels between husbands and wives
Fathers are deemed emotionally distant and indifferent
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More women entered the work forces do to the shortages of men
Increase in marriage rate
The rates of juvenile delinquency, venereal disease and truancy rose dramatically.
families faced a severe shortage of housing, lack of schools, hospitals and child-care facilities.
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Houses range from 1 room to 10 room
Most children have access to education
Most the mother and father work to contribute to the family
Gender equality
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#safe=strict&q=family+dynamics+now
