Question

question 10 of 24
how did women contribute to the social reforms that took place in europe during the 19th century?
a. middle - class mothers demanded better public education for children.
b. women of all classes voted for increased government regulations on pollution.
c. working - class women accepted limited economic rights in exchange for the right to vote.
d. upper - class housewives became activists for safer working conditions in factories.

Explanation:

In the 19th - century Europe, middle - class mothers were actively involved in social reforms and demanded better public education for children. Women did not have the right to vote in most of Europe during this period, so options B and C are incorrect. Upper - class housewives were not typically activists for factory working conditions as they were not directly affected by them.

Answer:

A. Middle - class mothers demanded better public education for children.