What did women start to express their interests?

Correct answer: Political clubs and newspapers

The direct answer is A: women started political clubs and newspapers. Revolutionary women needed ways to meet, discuss public problems and communicate their demands. Political clubs provided collective organisation, while newspapers provided a means of spreading arguments and information. Through these activities, women made their interests visible in public life and showed political awareness. Option A is correct because it names both important tools of women’s participation. Option B is wrong because the king’s court was a royal institution, not an organisation created by women to express their interests. Option C is wrong because feudal taxes belonged to the old social order and could not express women’s political demands. Option D is wrong because a foreign army was a military force, not a forum for discussion or communication. The question asks what women started in order to express interests, so look for activities that organise people and spread ideas. Memory cue: women’s political voice used clubs for discussion and newspapers for communication.