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bezimeni [28]
1 year ago
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Which of the following best describes a contradiction between cultural expectations and actual outcomes for women during the 195

0s?

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grigory [225]1 year ago
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The fact that women were increasingly expected to adhere to traditional gender roles, but more women than ever participated in the workforce, describes a contradiction between cultural expectations and actual outcomes for women during the 1950s.

<h3>What is gender role?</h3>

Typecasting a form of occupation or responsibility for a gender in a particular society during any given period of time, which may be subject to change, are known as gender roles.

The gender roles of women in the society during the 1950s were that they shall remain domesticated; however, the women joined the workforce and assumed newer gender roles for themselves.

Hence, option A holds true regarding the gender role of women during the 1950s.

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