In the era before the industrial revolution, the expectation was that women would share work, take care of the home, and children with their husbands in order to make enough to survive. marry and stay at home to take care of the home and the children while their husbands worked. marry, have children, and manage the that took care of the home and children while their husbands worked. work alongside their husbands while someone else took care of the home and the children to make enough to survive.

The correct answer is "marry and stay at home to take care of the home and the children while their husbands worked"

The Industrial Revolution along with its offer of work in factories turned out to be an attractive alternative for many women who were able to escape from the poverty and monotony characteristic of rural areas. Before the industrial revolution, a woman in a work situation was almost unthinkable. Many of them worked in their homes and their children, in some cases working with their family in the field.

demand is the need and oportunity to buy a given good or service.

both accounts describe how the british soldiers panicked.