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The Market Revolution
The Market Revolution, 1820s-1830s
production for local subsistence led to production for national and international markets
economic transformation tied to new technologies
transportation and communication revolutions
new methods of banking and finance
dramatically transformed society, culture, religion, politics
The Market Revolution and Gender
market revolution changed gender roles
wage work undercut “independence” ideal
dependence on the market
more women and children working outside home
anxieties and new ideals
The Cult of Domesticity
ideology of “separate spheres” or “domesticity”
men worked and earned money in the “public sphere”
women and children were sheltered in the “private” or “domestic” sphere
ideal didn’t match reality
most families’ experiences didn’t match
achieving it was a status symbol for middle/upper class families
responded to anxieties over social change
Companionate Marriage
18th century “institutional marriage”
an economic relationship
19th century was start of “companionate marriage”
still economic, but also emotional
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