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If someone says women became fully equal because they got social reforms what is the correct correction?

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Correct answer: Women received some social reforms, but they did not gain political equality or voting rights

During the French Revolution, women gained some social changes, including changes in laws related to marriage and divorce and some attention to girls’ education. However, they were not granted political equality with men: they could not vote and were not treated as active citizens. Therefore, social reforms did not amount to full equality. Exam tip: distinguish social reforms from political rights, especially suffrage.

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French RevolutionWomen's RightsPolitical EqualitySuffrageSocial ReformsClass 9 HistoryDid Women Have A RevolutionThe French Revolution

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