Which answer correctly lists some of the limits placed on early women's reform efforts? (1 point) Women could only be leaders in
reform groups focused on women's rights. Women could only join reform groups if they were invited and sponsored by their husband. Women could not be leaders in reform organizations and could not speak to groups containing men. Women could join reform groups but not could not hold meetings or publish essays about the group.
some believed women were "too good and pure" to vote
some believed in male superiority
some believed women didn't produce much in the world and were not capable of doing so. *(this opinion was mainly because most women of that age worked in the house)
*little known fact: lots of women were against women suffrage because that would mean they would have to get drafted and fight in the war
