How did the middle class in the late 19th century achieve “death with order”?
a. By making sure that the death of loved ones occurred in full view of the family.
b. The middle class felt that they could not achieve “death with order”
c. By creating separate sphere ideology: men’s work away from the home, women’s work from men’s, specialists (medical, clerical, etc.).
d. By preparing funeral arrangements far in advance.
c.
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