Which View of Women in America First Became Prominent in the Early

Which view of women in America first became prominent in the early nineteenth century?

A) Women should not have the right to vote because they were too easily swayed by passions and emotions.
B) Through education, women could develop into capable participants in American democracy.
C) Women were too gentle and pure to be contaminated by the world of politics.
D) Women who took jobs in factories were no longer fit to be wives and mothers.
E) Women should not be allowed to speak publicly, as the Bible expressly forbade it.