Federalists responded to woman writers like Murray by arguing that women:
A) should be content with their roles as wives and mothers.
B) had as much right as men to be literary figures.
C) should leave teaching civic virtue to their husbands.
D) were incapable of benefiting from education.
Answer: A
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What will be an ideal response?