The Domesticity Component of the Cult of True Womanhood Referred

The domesticity component of the Cult of True Womanhood referred to the

A) domestic service that was the most common occupation of lower-class women.
B) dominant belief that women were unsuited to formal education.
C) domestic goals of being a wife and mother that provided women with personal fulfillment.
D) dormancy of the sexual impulse in women.