which of the following was not an expectation of women during the nineteenth century?
a. to be the central caretaker of children
b. to work within the private sphere of their own homes
c. to take part in the political process
d. to be educated to a point, but not receive higher education

ANSWER:

The correct option is C: To take part in political processes.

EXPLANATION:

In the 19th century, women were politically powerless. Women never showed interest in politics and even if they were interested in politics, they were not allowed to voice their opinion. The women had not rights to vote and rarely attended political meets and gatherings. They did not even discuss politics in their families and could only sympathise with their families when the political parties supported by families lost. The opinions of women regarding politics were not considered even if they were right.