Why would it be incomplete to call the women's movement only domestic reform?

Correct answer: Because they also demanded the right to vote, be elected, and hold political office

During the French Revolution, women's demands were not confined to family, marriage, or domestic life. They also sought political rights such as the right to vote, to be elected, and to hold political office. Therefore, option A is correct. Option B is incomplete because demands for legal reforms existed alongside demands for political rights. Exam tip: mention both the social and political dimensions of women's demands.