When American families migrated to the West, the women from those families: a) were not expected to help out with the manual labor involved in farming and setting up their new homestead. b) were expected to follow traditional gender norms of the era while at the same time enjoyed new opportunities that came from the openness of frontier society. c) stayed at home back in the East with their daughters until their husbands and sons established a comfortable homestead in the West for them to move into. d) a &

When American families migrated to the West, the women from those families: a) were not expected to help out with the manual labor involved in farming and setting up their new homestead. b) were expected to follow traditional gender norms of the era while at the same time enjoyed new opportunities that came from the openness of frontier society. c) stayed at home back in the East with their daughters until their husbands and sons established a comfortable homestead in the West for them to move into. d) a &