Which major political right did women not get during the Revolution?

Correct answer: Right to vote

The governing concept is the difference between social and legal reforms and actual political equality. During the French Revolution, women participated in demonstrations, clubs, petitions, and political discussion, and some reforms affected marriage, divorce, and work. However, the revolutionary political system did not grant women the right to vote or full citizenship on the same basis as men. Therefore, option A is correct. Options B, C, and D refer to areas in which women gained or were associated with reforms and legal opportunities, although those changes did not end discrimination. The key reasoning is to distinguish partial improvements in everyday and civil life from the major political right of suffrage, which remained denied to women during the Revolution.