Marriage and Gender Roles
The evolution of marriage has seen men more readily embrace love matches, while women remained cautious, often prioritizing security over romance. By the late 19th century, marrying for love became the norm, challenging traditional class-based unions. This shift coincided with economic changes, reinforcing distinct gender roles that positioned men as breadwinners and women as homemakers, a dynamic echoed in popular culture.In this clip
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