Which is the correct pair of reforms received by women and rights denied to them?

Correct answer: Education, marriage and divorce reforms were received but voting right was not given

The governing concept is that social and legal reform did not automatically produce full political equality. Revolutionary debates opened space for improvements in women’s education and changes in marriage and divorce laws. These measures challenged older patriarchal controls and gave some women greater legal recognition or personal choice. However, women were still excluded from the vote and from equal political citizenship during the Revolution. Option A is correct because it accurately pairs reforms that were discussed or introduced with the major political right that remained denied. Option B reverses the historical pattern: women did not receive the vote while education was simply stopped. Option C falsely claims universal access to public office and a ban on divorce. Option D wrongly refers to feudal privileges, which were not the goal of women’s revolutionary demands.