Question

how was the \cult of domesticity\ impacted by the gilded age? it declined as more women began to work. it grew as men actively rejected female labor. it grew, promoted by women entering the workforce.

Explanation:

The "cult of domesticity" idealized women's roles as being centered around the home. During the Gilded Age, industrialization led more women to enter the workforce, which went against the tenets of the cult of domesticity, causing its decline.

Answer:

It declined as more women began to work.