The Most Common Ideological Perspective(s) on the Social Roles of Women

The most common ideological perspective(s) on the social roles of women in the nineteenth century was/ were held by:

A) conservatives, who wanted to maintain the status quo.
B) liberals, who accepted existing definitions of the female role but attempted to expand those definitions to improve educational opportunities for women.
C) radicals, who demanded both a new, expanded definition of female roles and a new education approach to expand opportunities.
D) All these answers are correct.