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Why was compulsory schooling for girls not only education policy but also social reform?

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Correct answer: Because it could give girls better opportunities

The governing concept is that education can change social opportunities and relationships, not merely classroom knowledge. Compulsory schooling for girls could improve literacy, broaden access to information, strengthen confidence, and prepare women for a wider range of social and economic roles. It challenged the assumption that girls needed education only for domestic duties and therefore questioned established gender expectations. Option A is correct because better education could create better opportunities and support improvement in women’s social position. Option B concerns royal authority, C concerns taxation, and D describes a separate political restriction; none explains why schooling itself was a social reform.

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