What kind of work did new laws allow women to do?

Correct answer: Training for jobs and entering professions

Option A is correct because revolutionary reforms opened new possibilities for women’s education, training, and employment. Women could seek instruction that prepared them for occupations instead of being restricted entirely to domestic roles or dependence on family status. The broader principle was that citizenship and social improvement required access to education and useful work, although complete equality was not achieved immediately. The other options do not describe women’s employment reform. Remaining in a royal court preserves privilege rather than expanding opportunity; collecting feudal dues belongs to an old social order; and forming a foreign army is unrelated to the legal and educational changes discussed in this topic.