In early-nineteenth-century America,

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During the early-nineteenth-century in America, women did not have the right to vote and married women could not retain ownership of their property. While there were certainly shifts in gender roles and women did begin to associate more with men during this time, these changes did not blur the lines between male and female roles in society to the extent that option A suggests. Likewise, the assertion in option E that women turned away from patriarchal religion is not supported by historical evidence.

In Early-Nineteenth-Century America