Which of the following was a unique exception to the suppression of female participation in colonial times?

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In colonial times, women were traditionally excluded from many aspects of public life such as trade, politics, and ownership. However, women did have a unique exception in the area of religion. Women were able to participate and contribute to religious life both publicly and privately. They played important roles in the upkeep of churches, and in some cases, like the Quakers, women were even allowed to preach and hold leadership roles in religious communities.

Which of the Following Was a Unique Exception to the Suppression