Domestic containment based on the happy American home with hard working father, stay-at-home mother and well behaved children, Gretchen Ritter describes in the "Journal of Policy History." It was part of the overall "containment" policy for fighting communism after World War II.” The turn toward domestic containment came after a moment in which some Americans were advancing a more egalitarian vision of gender relations in the United States.” (Ritter 2009) Back then the people taught that making this type of family and system would save us from becoming victim of the Communist. Woman had to work to keep the war effort at home going by making supplies for the war. Then, around these time women began to fight for their equal
