In this passage, what does Wollstonecraft blame for some of the problems women face?
the lack of virtue in the world
The grand source of female folly and vice has ever
appeared to me to arise from narrowness of mind; and
the very constitution of civil governments has put almost
insuperable obstacles in the way to prevent the
cultivation of the female understanding: - yet virtue can
be built on no other foundation!
- Mary Wollstonecraft,
A Vindication of the Rights of Woman,
1792
the lack of strength among women
O the influence of the government
O the influence of Enlightenment thinkers