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hereditary position; own the land

work the land

factory owners/new wealth; not hereditary; push for political power; wealth resulting from the reorganization of production

property less people; factory workers

people worked in small settings which usually overlapped with households. Men and women worked together; jobs were differentiated by age and sex, as well as by training and skill. But some kind of work was expected of all family members (home WAS work)

Home and work were separated as some household members now worked in mines or factories; the notion of separate spheres, or appropriate roles for men and women arose as a result (of separation of families)

held that sex differences between men and women were merely the reverse of one another in other words, men and women were not conceived as fundamentally different from one another. Women were still seen as inferior because they could not push-out the sex organs but if they were able to push out their organs they could become a man.