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C, I think because when I learned about women in 1800’s it was told that women can try out for careers and get education.

algol134 years ago

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I'm assuming it's B because if it created educational barriers for women, it would mean it would prohibit their opportunities for jobs.

This is in contrast to what everyone is saying, due to the fact that the other answers believe more opportunities will open up, but the question they chose states that their opportunities were lessened.

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