19th century, state of complete subordination

Question

During the early and middle nineteenth century, married women were in a state of complete subordination, and women tended to the home and raising children. This phenomenon is known as

Answer 1

This would be referred to as the Marriage Era of Spiritual Love and Sexual Restraint. Common ideas of this era of marriage included the separation of the "Men's World" and "Women's World", as well as the subsequent gendering of each partner's role within the marriage. This often consisted of women being assigned roles such as the examples you list here of housework and childcare.