C.) Women sometimes kept shop or an inn, or worked in various trades.
Explanation:
Life in the colonies was different for men and women, but it was also significantly different from life in Europe. Women in Europe were usually restricted to the domestic sphere, having little autonomy to interact with the world. While colonial towns shared many of these ways of thinking, the context allowed women to be more involved in the public sphere, as there was a great demand for labor. Women in colonial towns sometimes kept a shop or an inn, and they also worked in various trades.
