Question

which statement about women at the turn of the twentieth century is false?
once married, they had no property rights.
they couldnt vote.
they received lower pay and fewer opportunities than men in the workforce.
they were barred from volunteering in social work.

Explanation:

At the turn of the twentieth century, women were actively involved in social work through volunteer efforts. For example, many women were part of settlement houses and other social reform movements. However, they did face issues like lack of property rights (in some places), no voting rights (in most places until later suffrage movements), and lower pay/fewer workforce opportunities compared to men.

Answer:

They were barred from volunteering in social work.