The Growing Differentiation in the Nineteenth Century Between Men's and Women's

The growing differentiation in the nineteenth century between men's and women's spheres of activity

A) Led to men forcing women to be confined to the houses and deprived of any chance at public activity
B) Led to a decline in the numbers of servants, forcing middle class women to do more of the housework
C) Meant that men exclusively determined all aspects of a family's social life
D) Ironically gave women more power and influence in religious, social and cultural matters, because . these things were part of their sphere