Which of the following ideas was prevalent among nineteenth-century Victorian Americans?

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The idea that women only had a reproductive desire and the wish to have children was prevalent among nineteenth-century Victorian Americans. This was part of the overall belief in the cult of domesticity, which held that a woman's place was in the home and her primary role was to bear and raise children. Women were expected to be pure, chaste, and sexually ignorant until marriage, and then to be sexually submissive to their husbands.

Which of the Following Ideas Was Prevalent Among Nineteenth-Century Victorian