Unlike her husband, a peasant woman worked in her family’s home as well as in the field. at least six days a week. only after her children were grown. from dawn until dusk.

The correct answer is: " in her family’s home as well as in the field"

In underdeveloped economic systems where most of thepopulation works on agricultural subsistence activities, the whole family needs to work in the field in order to be able to grow the necessary amount of crops to feed themselves. Women and also children have to contribute.

Moreover, women are in charge of the housechores and of the upbriging of the children.

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