How did the idea of true womanhood affect the role of women in society in the 1800s? a)it enabled women to get an education and compete for jobs. b)it gave women increased freedom to get involved in politics. c)it created educational and career barriers for women. d)it opened up employment opportunities for women.

The case of brown v. board of education was started when a. oliver brown's daughter had to walk 21 blocks to the nearest school when an all-white school was only 7 blocks away. b. oliver brown's son was caught at a sit-in at the local school district. c. oliver brown's son was unable to participate in the school's all-white football team. d. oliver brown's daughter was unable to attend high school because there were none for her to attend.