14.)What caused women to want to get involved in social reform during the 1830's?
A.)Pressure from their husbands and other men
B.)The social need to belong to a women's group
C.)The desire to have some level of power in society***
D.)The belief that it was their civic duty to help society
C?
I disagree with C.
What does your text say?
then it gotta be D CORRECT?
I think it's D. But you'll be tested on what you've learned from your text, not what I think.
It is D I took a test on it and c is the correct answer. D. The belief it was their civic duty to help society.
Yes, the correct answer is C) The desire to have some level of power in society.
During the 1830s, women began to actively seek involvement in social reform movements for various reasons. One prominent motivation was the desire to have some level of power in society. Women felt frustrated by their limited roles and lack of political and social influence. They wanted to contribute to the betterment of society and have a say in shaping social, political, and economic reforms.
To arrive at this answer, one can employ historical analysis and understanding of the socio-political context of the 1830s. Examining primary sources such as women's writings and speeches, as well as secondary sources such as scholarly works, can provide insights into the motivations behind women's involvement in social reform during that time period.