How does the double responsibility of working women deepen the social question of the Revolution?

Correct answer: It shows women's burden in both production and household care

The governing concept is the gendered division of labour during revolutionary social change. Many working women contributed to production through paid work, workshops, markets or domestic manufacture, yet they were still expected to cook, clean, raise children and care for family members without equal recognition or support. This meant that economic participation did not automatically create social equality. Option A is correct because it identifies both sides of the double burden: productive labour and unpaid household care. Option B is the opposite of the evidence, while options C and D shift the issue to aristocratic privilege or monarchy rather than women’s everyday social position.