What is the deeper summary of this subtopic?

Correct answer: Women shaped the Revolution through economic labour political organisation and rights demands but their rights remained limited

The governing idea is that women’s revolutionary experience must be understood as participation combined with incomplete emancipation. Women contributed economic labour, especially in households, markets and food protests; they also organised politically through clubs, petitions, public demonstrations and newspapers. Their actions influenced revolutionary debate and some changes in civil and family law. Nevertheless, the revolutionary order did not grant women equal political citizenship or universal suffrage, and organised women’s political activity was restricted. Option A is therefore the most complete summary because it includes work, organisation, demands, achievements and limits. Option B erases their agency, option C invents a restoration of monarchy, and option D falsely claims that women received universal voting rights before men.