The Primary Change That Evolved Within the Family Structure in Western

Multiple Choice

The primary change that evolved within the family structure in western Europe and England in the beginning of the 18th century involved

A) a focus on greater intimacy and affection within the family unit, coupled with a greater child orientation.
B) a focus on greater intimacy and affection, although the focus on the adult members stayed constant.
C) a dramatic increase in the number of children families were having to create more workers and allow for more providers within each family.
D) a dramatic decrease in the number of children being born because women and primary caregivers were entering the workforce to sustain families during difficult economic periods.