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Why was compulsory education for girls considered social reform and not only schooling?

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Correct answer: Because it could develop girls’ abilities and give them wider social and economic opportunities

Compulsory education for girls was not merely about literacy. It could improve girls’ understanding, skills and independence, while opening wider social and economic opportunities. Therefore, it was linked with improving women’s position in society. It would not immediately give women the right to hold every political office. Exam tip: Relate education reforms to equality, opportunity and changes in social status.

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French RevolutionWomen's RightsGirls EducationSocial ReformGender EqualityClass 9 HistoryDid Women Have A RevolutionThe French Revolution

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