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What was one way that working-class women differed from middle-class women? A They were expected to take care of the home and children. B. They often worked outside the home in …

What was one way that working-class women differed from middle-class women? A They were expected to take care of the home and children. B. They often worked outside the home in …
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What was one way that working-class women differed from middle-class women?

A They were expected to take care of the home and children.

B. They often worked outside the home in factories.

C. They supported temperance and the women's suffrage movement.

D. They enjoyed greater financial independence.

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D.

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because yes and yes,sorry if it's wrong btw

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