Which statement best characterizes how evangelical culture changed the role of women in American society?
A) Women began to expect their husbands to contribute more to household chores and the duties of raising children.
B) Women became a less important figure to the home and family.
C) Women became more confined to the home but became more important inside it.
D) Women were expected to make a larger economic contribution to society than ever before.
E) Women were given more rights and leadership positions within religious and political organizations.
Answer: C
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