The Cult of True Womanhood

The Cult of True Womanhood

A) was a set of beliefs widely accepted by men but not by women.
B) was the 19th century view of what the ideal woman should be.
C) was the basis for the movement of goddess worship that grew to prominence during the mid-20th century.
D) began as a set of principles concerning female behavior but grew to encompass the behavior of both men and women.