Commercial education for girls in the Progressive Era was
A. designed to prepare females for management positions in the new business culture.
B. limited largely to preparation of girls for clerical occupations in the emerging business culture.
C. distributed roughly equally throughout all economic classes and ethnic groups.
D. All these answers are correct.
B. limited largely to preparation of girls for clerical occupations in the emerging business culture.
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