Question

what significance did \the feminine mystique\ have on the womens rights movement? it damaged the movement by painting women as unobjective. it undermined the movement by creating an internal schism. it rallied women to the cause by questioning gender roles.

Explanation:

"The Feminine Mystique" by Betty Friedan was a pivotal work. It challenged the traditional gender roles that confined women to domesticity. By highlighting the dissatisfaction of women in these limited roles, it inspired many to join the women's rights movement. It did not damage or undermine the movement but rather energized it.

Answer:

It rallied women to the cause by questioning gender roles.