How did the industrial revolution contribute to "love" becoming an important entity of marriage?
a. The industrial revolution gave people the opportunity to self-actualize, thus allowing couples to focus on "love."
b. The industrial revolution led to the isolation of families such that marriage no longer became a means to "unite" families, thus paving the way for "love" in marriage.
c. The industrial revolution decreased the importance of religion for many families; without strict guidelines for choosing a mate, "love" become more of a priority in relationships
d. With the industrial revolution, more work moved outside of the house, and spouses were less dependent on each other, allowing for love to take on more importance in choosing a partner.
ANS: D
You might also like to view...
In 2001, almost ____ of the pregnancies in the U.S. were unintended
a. 20% c. 40% b. 30% d. 50%
How does virtual interaction affect people's perception of time?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is true of a hysterectomy?
A. It leaves women "masculinized," with a beard and a deep voice. B. It is the standard treatment for women with endometrial cancer. C. It is the surgical removal of the ovaries, while keeping the uterus intact. D. It prevents a woman from enjoying, or even having, sex.
A(n) _____ is the willful termination of a pregnancy.
A. infanticide B. abortion C. spermicide D. miscarriage