How did the role of feminism reflect not only the participation of women in social crusades but also a basic change in the nature of the family?
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Feminism reflected a change in the nature of the family by challenging traditional gender roles. During World War II, women took on the role of breadwinners alongside their domestic responsibilities, and these changes continued after the war. ;
Feminism has played a key role in transforming family dynamics by challenging traditional gender roles, especially during and after World War II, when women entered the workforce in large numbers. This led to dual-income households becoming the norm and a redefinition of family responsibilities. The changes initiated by feminist movements have contributed to a more equitable society where both partners are involved in decision-making and financial matters within families.
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