The fact that women generally did not wear the red cap raises which question about revolutionary equality?

Correct answer: Whether everyone was equally included in revolutionary symbols and rights

The red cap became an important revolutionary symbol associated with liberty, citizenship, and participation in the new political order. If women were generally excluded from wearing or using such symbols, the example exposes a gap between the Revolution’s universal language of equality and the restricted rights actually granted to women. Therefore, option A is correct: it asks whether all people were included equally in both political rights and public symbols. Option B is unrelated to revolutionary equality, option C concerns the Church rather than gendered citizenship, and option D refers to feudal obligations, not symbolic exclusion. The key idea is that revolutionary ideals could coexist with social and political limitations.