With more political and economic rights the average family size in Europe and the U.S?

With increased political and economic rights, families in Europe and the U.S. tend to have smaller average family sizes. This trend is often influenced by factors such as greater access to education, career opportunities for women, and improved access to contraception. As families prioritize financial stability and personal aspirations, they may choose to have fewer children. Additionally, urbanization and changing social norms contribute to a shift in family dynamics and size.