All of the following beliefs supported the historical failure to protect women from forced sex in marriage EXCEPT?

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Historically, the failure to protect women from forced sex in marriage was often justified by beliefs that marriage implied automatic consent (A), that marital privacy was paramount (B), and that state intervention could harm the marital relationship (C). The idea that wives would use sex to control their husbands (D) does not support the historical lack of protection but rather suggests a concern about potential manipulation by wives, which is a different issue.

All of the Following Beliefs Supported the Historical Failure to Protect