What responsibility did working women also perform at home?

Correct answer: Caring for the family and children

The correct answer is option A because working women commonly faced a double responsibility. They contributed to household income through paid work, trade, domestic service, or other occupations, while also being expected to cook, clean, care for children, and support family members at home. This illustrates that entering public or paid work did not automatically remove traditional domestic expectations. The question is about the everyday social experience of working women, not about royal ceremonies, military command, or constitution-making. Options B, C, and D are unrelated exaggerations: making a king’s crown, conducting a foreign war, and writing a constitution alone were not the normal household responsibilities described in this context.