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2 November, 06:03

Work roles in the sixteenth century were redefined because : a. the use of tobacco made the workplace unhealthy. b. work began to lose its association with the family and became more linked to the public political arena, leading to fewer work opportunities and less economic influence for women. c. the growth of trade and exploration led to a shortage of men, permitting greater opportunities for women. d. large numbers of African slaves were imported into Europe, increasing unemployment among Europeans.

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  1. 2 November, 09:28
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    I think the answer is B, I don't actually know so if you click b and get it wrong I am so, so sorry.
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