Which pair correctly matches a fact related to women's rights?

Correct answer: Olympe de Gouges declaration of women's rights

The correct answer is A. Olympe de Gouges is correctly matched with the Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen, written in 1791. She argued that if liberty and equality were truly universal, women should also have equal civil and political rights. Option A therefore connects the correct person with the correct contribution. Option B is wrong because Roget de L'Isle is associated with composing the revolutionary song “La Marseillaise,” not with closing women's clubs. Option C is wrong because Louis XVI did not introduce women's suffrage in 1946; he died during the Revolution, while women's suffrage in France came much later. Option D is wrong because De Launay is associated with the Bastille episode, not a reform of girls' education. The method for such matching questions is to recall one distinctive contribution for each person and reject combinations that mix unrelated names and events. Memory cue: Olympe means women’s rights declaration.