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| Changed everything in America; shaped the revloution |
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| Rooted in the countryside; labor goes directly into the family; small community |
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| Kind of labor where it is your task to make something; agriculture- hard work to do the tasks to get food |
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| Work for a certain amount of time; people started to make goods to sell in the market |
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| Male is the head of the household; family structure is modeled in the society (father-wife-children-servants) |
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| You will get ahead in life if you work hard |
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| Must have control over your life and destiny; controlling your animal appetite and impulses |
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| Domestic management of the household |
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| Wrote advice books for young men; sex was a big topic and should be controlled in both single and married men |
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| Thought that married women should be in charge of the morals of the household and society; morals were the domain of the women |
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| A sweet asexual creature that is used by her husband and children; ran the home when it came to moral issues |
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| Going out on the weekend and drinking was part of the middle class and sis not come into work or came in late on Mondays because they were hungover; something that the Victorian society looked down upon |
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| launched by the Victorians; banned alcohol; was popular among the Victorian woman in particular |
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