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Institutional Marriage (Pre-Industrial Rev)  - Marriage is based on creating political alliances or ensuring legitimate heirs to inherit the family farm. Marriage was a familial and religious duty. Parents had the most say in future spouses.  

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Institutional Marriage (Pre-Industrial Rev)  - Marriage is based on creating political alliances or ensuring legitimate heirs to inherit the family farm. Marriage was a familial and religious duty. Parents had the most say in future spouses.  

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Industrial Revolution (Late 1800's-early 1900's) - People moved to cities, away from their parents' influence, and inheriting family land became less important for survival.  

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Industrial Revolution (Late 1800's-early 1900's) - People moved to cities, away from their parents' influence, and inheriting family land became less important for survival.  

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Companionate Marriage (1900-1950's) - Marriage is based on intimacy, romance, affection, and having children was expected. The stability of the marital and family unit was paramount, and each partner in the marriage had a clear role (breadwinner-homemaker model). 

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Companionate Marriage (1900-1950's) - Marriage is based on intimacy, romance, affection, and having children was expected. The stability of the marital and family unit was paramount, and each partner in the marriage had a clear role (breadwinner-homemaker model). 

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1950's - Post-War Economic Boom, Generous Government Policies in Housing and Education, and Unionization all meant that many families could buy a house and support themselves on one income, regardless of education level. 

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1950's - Post-War Economic Boom, Generous Government Policies in Housing and Education, and Unionization all meant that many families could buy a house and support themselves on one income, regardless of education level. 

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1960's: The Sexual Revolution, 2nd Wave Women's Rights Movement, LGBTQ+ Rights Movement, and Civil Rights Movement shook up the set-in-stone cultural ways of the 1950's. We see the rise of individualism, embracing sexuality, and the decline of the breadwinner-homemaker model. 

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1960's: The Sexual Revolution, 2nd Wave Women's Rights Movement, LGBTQ+ Rights Movement, and Civil Rights Movement shook up the set-in-stone cultural ways of the 1950's. We see the rise of individualism, embracing sexuality, and the decline of the breadwinner-homemaker model. 

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1970's: The switch from the Industrial to Corporate Economy means that many families must rely on dual incomes. This also accelerates rising inequality based on SES. 

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1970's: The switch from the Industrial to Corporate Economy means that many families must rely on dual incomes. This also accelerates rising inequality based on SES. 

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Individualized Marriage (1960's-Now): Marriage is based on the individual fulfillment of each partner (emotionally, materially, sexually, etc.). The norms and social scripts around marriage have weakened, but it has retained its symbolic value of love and status. 

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Individualized Marriage (1960's-Now): Marriage is based on the individual fulfillment of each partner (emotionally, materially, sexually, etc.). The norms and social scripts around marriage have weakened, but it has retained its symbolic value of love and status. 

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Deinstitutionalization of Marriage (late 1970's-now): The norms and social scripts have a weaker influence on us (it's up to each couple to decide what their marriage or relationship will look like). However, marriage has not lost its symbolic value. 

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Deinstitutionalization of Marriage (late 1970's-now): The norms and social scripts have a weaker influence on us (it's up to each couple to decide what their marriage or relationship will look like). However, marriage has not lost its symbolic value. 