Question

beginning in the 1830s, what did members of the womens rights movement protest for?

• divorce and property rights for women
• the right to vote
• all of the above
• equal wages

Explanation:

In the 1830s - early stages of the Women's Rights Movement, members protested for multiple rights. They sought divorce and property rights (as women had limited legal rights over property and divorce was restricted), the right to vote (a core long - term goal), and equal wages (to address economic inequality). So "All of the above" is correct as the other options (divorce/property rights, right to vote, equal wages) were all part of their protests.

Answer:

C. All of the above