During the Revolution women remained deprived of which right?

Correct answer: Voting right

The direct answer is A, voting right. During the French Revolution, women actively took part in protests, political clubs, petitions and public discussions, but they were still denied the formal right to vote and to be elected to political office. Therefore, the key distinction is between participating in political activity and possessing political suffrage. Option A is correct because women remained excluded from voting. Option B is wrong because women could work, although social and economic restrictions made work difficult. Option C is wrong because caring for the family was not a political right denied by the Revolution; it was a social responsibility often expected of women. Option D is wrong because women could go to markets and many did so, especially when food prices caused hardship. Remember: participation does not automatically mean equality; voting is called suffrage.