Which is the most correct sequence of events in the women's movement?

Correct answer: Working life and marches, then clubs and reform demands, then restrictions during the Terror and suffrage much later

The governing concept is chronological reasoning: events should be arranged according to the development of women’s participation and rights. Women were already active in work and public demonstrations, including the march to Versailles in 1789. They then organised more formally through clubs and expressed demands for education, marriage reform, and political rights. During the Reign of Terror, women’s political clubs were restricted and closed. Female suffrage did not arrive during the Revolution; it came much later, in a different historical period. Therefore option A is the correct sequence. B reverses dates, C places voting too early, and D puts Napoleon before events that preceded him.