Which option correctly matches women's rights reform and political limitation?

Correct answer: Divorce became legal but voting right was not given

The governing concept is the coexistence of social reform and political exclusion. During the Revolution, some changes affected family law and made divorce easier or legally recognised, showing movement toward greater personal freedom. However, women were still denied equal political citizenship and voting rights, and women’s clubs were later closed. Option A is correct because it places an achievement and a limitation together without claiming complete equality. Option B is historically false. Option C combines unrelated claims and wrongly grants women full suffrage. Option D also contradicts the documented exclusion of women from formal political power.