Question

how did the industrial revolution affect womens roles in society?
women worked in factories, challenging traditional gender roles.
women faced less discrimination.
women stayed at home more.
women had fewer job opportunities.
question 8 (2.5 points)
what do sociologists study in relation to social media dynamics?
how platforms stabilize identity formation
how platforms influence human behavior and social interactions
how platforms decrease communication
how platforms reduce social interactions

Explanation:

• For the first question: During the Industrial Revolution, many women entered factories. This was a departure from traditional gender roles where women were mainly confined to domestic work. So, “Women worked in factories, challenging traditional gender roles” is correct. Women still faced discrimination, had more job opportunities (in factories) rather than fewer, and didn't stay at home more.
• For the second question: Sociologists study how social media platforms influence human behavior and social interactions. Social media can change how people communicate, form relationships, and engage in society. Platforms don't stabilize identity formation in a simple way (identity is complex and multifaceted), they increase communication (e.g., instant messaging, video calls), and don't reduce social interactions (they change the nature of interactions but can also expand the reach of interactions).

Answer:

• First question: Women worked in factories, challenging traditional gender roles.
• Second question: How platforms influence human behavior and social interactions.