If someone says women were passive in the Revolution which evidence is strongest?

Correct answer: Formation of women's clubs, publication of newspapers, and demands for equal rights

The formation of women’s clubs, publication of newspapers, and demands for equal political rights are direct evidence of women’s political participation. Therefore, they disprove the claim that women were passive. A list of feudal dues may show causes of discontent, but it does not prove women’s activism. Exam tip: use concrete evidence such as organisations, writings, and rights-based demands to show active participation.