As life-course trajectories became more standardized, what was the typical life course sequence experienced by a majority of the men in the twentieth century?
A) complete high school, marriage, parenthood, divorce
B) complete high school, entry into first job, marriage, parenthood
C) first job, marriage, military service, parenthood
D) complete high school, complete college, marriage, parenthood

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In the twentieth century, the typical life course sequence experienced by a majority of men was to complete high school, enter into their first job, get married, and become parents. It became a common social norm for men to establish themselves in their careers before starting a family.

As Life-Course Trajectories Became More Standardized, What Was the Typical