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Family is viewed as not only blood relatives, but also in home servants. Emphasis placed on individual's dependence on household for basic needs. - "Family Resource Management" (Moore and Asay)
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The Democratic family emerged at the end of the 18th century, which consisted of partners picking based upon preferences and children were nurtured. - "Family Resource Management" (Moore and Asay)
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During the 1800s, families were starting to experiment with different styles/types of family life, which came to a man having multiple wives. - "Family Resource Management" (Moore and Asay)
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Richards is born, who would later become a very important figure. Later in life made a survey that would set water standards in the year of 1890. She was a very achieved woman, and was one of the first to complete advanced education. (acs.org) -
Training manual for women on the duties of the home. This was viewed as a trade like other professions. - "Family Resource Management" (Moore and Asay)
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Partners started marrying for love instead of moral duty. - "Family Resource Management" (Moore and Asay)
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Colleges were expected to teach more than food prep and house sanitation. - "Family Resource Management" (Moore and Asay)
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Belief by Westermarck that since the dawn of time that men and women were meant to live together and have sexual relations with one another. - "Family Resource Management" (Moore and Asay) -
In 2015, same sex marriage becomes legal and adds to one of the many ways that family is defined in today's time. -
In 2021, only 37% of US families are married with kids, as compared to 1970, where 67% of the US population was married with kids. (PewResearch.org)