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ead the following passage on american history and then answer the question. (1) men and women experienced the great depression differently, partly because of the gender roles that governed male and female behavior in the 1930s. (2) from childhood men had been trained to be breadwinners; they considered themselves failures if they could no longer support their families. (3) but while millions of men lost their jobs during the depression, few of the nation’s 28 million female homemakers lost their positions in the home. (4) in contrast to men, women’s sense of self-importance increased as they struggled to keep their families afloat.

Answer 1

1. (2) From childhood men had been trained to be breadwinners; they considered themselves failures if they could no longer support their families

2. A) Calm, gentle, manageable

2. . D) Cow moose are protective of their young.

3, D ) Ancient

The breadwinner of the household is the person in the household who provides most of the income and supports the family financially. A striking result by race indicates that black and Hispanic mothers are more likely to be breadwinners than white mothers. Additionally, a whopping 84.4% of Black mothers were her primary, sole or joint breadwinners in 2017, compared to her 60.3% of Latino mothers and 62.4% of White mothers.

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