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How Did Industrialization Increase The Inequality Gap Between Men And Women

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Preindustrial days were simple. Men and women worked in fields or produced goods for their lord. Men and women would often work side by side completing tasks towards a common goal. They were servants that were obligated to provide for their lord in exchange for their stay. Industrialization changed all of that. Industrialization further increased the inequality gap between men and women. Industrialization's labor force changed how people were defined in the household; those that worked for wages, and those that did not. Industrialization also created a new sub-category of non-employed people known as the unpaid workers (Padavic & Reskin, 2002, pg. 20). Unlike preindustrial societies where women would often work alongside men while also attending

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