In the early twentieth century,those nurses who fought to raise the status of nursing were hampered by

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The early twentieth century was marked by societal attitudes about women's proper roles and character, which hampered the efforts of nurses who sought to raise the status of their profession. Additionally, women lacked political power during this time period. However, the ethic of caring and duty was not a hindrance to these nurses, as it was a foundational value of nursing and therefore not a barrier to progress. Therefore, the best choice is D, all of the above.

In the Early Twentieth Century,those Nurses Who Fought to Raise