What Was One Way Women Were Affected by Changing Social

What was one way women were affected by changing social and economic conditions in the years before the Civil War?

A) When most working-class women went to work in factories, middle-class women lost their servants.
B) A family-focused ideology and greater prosperity led to a rise in the birthrate among white middle-class families.
C) Spinning and weaving were displaced to factories, reducing middle-class women's home-based textile production.
D) Although magazines and books were more readily available, most middle-class women did not subscribe or have the time to read them.