How did Wilkins adapt "The Revolt of 'Mother'" to reflect the work accepted by "genteel" women of the period?

a-She made the main female character quiet and refined.

b-She had the main female character defend the main male character.

c-She made the main female character a devoted mother to her children.

d-She had the main male and female characters come to a peaceable resolution.

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How did Wilkins adapt "The Revolt of 'Mother'" to reflect the work accepted by "genteel" women of the period?

a-She made the main female character quiet and refined.

b-She had the main female character defend the main male character.

c-She made the main female character a devoted mother to her children.

d-She had the main male and female characters come to a peaceable resolution.

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Kiana Vance · Answer 1

The answer is c. She made the main female character a devoted mother to her children. The theme of the story is about women who seize opportunity and demanding justice This work reflect the situation that's faced by the women during that period who still struggle to seek equality.