Question

In the united states, men were responsible for being "breadwinners"; the women were seen as "homemakers." in this new __________, the home became a private, personal sphere in which women created a haven for the family.

Answer 1

This is known as the cult of domesticity

The cult of domesticity, otherwise known as the cult of true womanhood, the idea was that women should be the homemakers and take care of the home and the family while the men were out in the field or the factories earning money to sustain the household. It was the men's job to make money and the women's job to make the household great.