Did the cult of Domesticity oppress or empower women in the 19th century

oppress

Explanation:

The cult of Domesticity is value system that popularized in 19th century. According to this perspective, True women should focus themselves on being  submissive to the men of the household and dedicated their life on housework's.

This system completely pores the potential that women to pursue the type of careers that they desire because they consider it to be a "natural" role that belong to the Men of the household.

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