In early-nineteenth-century America,
a. the lines between male and female roles in society were becoming blurred.
b. women could vote in many states, but not hold office.
c. married women could not retain ownership of their property.
d. women began associating more with men than with women only.
e. women turned away from patriarchal religion.
c
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