The Early Nineteenth-Century Notion That a True Woman Was Pure

question 1

Multiple Choice

The early nineteenth-century notion that a true woman was pure meant that she was inherently uninterested in what aspect of life?

• A) Politics
• B) Secular matters
• C) Sexual expression
• D) Social problems

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