Considering the context of the working class by the beginning of the twentieth century, which of the following options define "family economy": Group of answer choices Economic contributions of multiples members of a family to the household, including children and women. The economic contribution of the mother of the family to the household, as only women used to work in the household and in factories at the same time. The economic contributions of underaged sons and daughters of the family to the household, as most children worked in factories. The economic contribution of the father of the family to the household, as only men used to work