By the twenty-first century, almost all women across the globe

(A) were freed from traditional homemaking roles.

(B) were allowed to serve in combat in the armed forces.

(C) were granted educational opportunities equal to men.

(D) were given career opportunities equal to men.

(E) had been granted the right to vote.

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26 November, 20:40

By the twenty-first century, almost all women across the globe

(A) were freed from traditional homemaking roles.

(B) were allowed to serve in combat in the armed forces.

(C) were granted educational opportunities equal to men.

(D) were given career opportunities equal to men.

(E) had been granted the right to vote.

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Hines · Answer 1

(E) The right to vote for women is a recently widely available privilege in which most Masculin dominant societies had previously denied or repressed in one way or another.