With respect to family life, how does post-industrial north american society differ from societies of other periods?

a) families are much larger in number
b)families no longer form solely through marriage
c)families have strong kinship ties
d)the family structure does not exist in north american society

The correct answer is B) families no longer form solely through marriage.

With respect to family life, post-industrial North American society differed from societies of other periods in that families no longer form solely through marriage.

After industrialization, the concept of traditional American families changed. Yes, men were the ones that had the role of providing, but many times the wage they earned was low. Their jobs in the manufacturing industries were very low that wifes had to get some other jobs in the home to help the family. There were also many single mothers that had to raise children and were the head of the family.

1. government controls industry through policy

2.government is both a consumer and a producer

4. government can use policy t influence economy

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