Which describes a prevailing attitude toward women in mid-nineteenth-century America?

AWomen made better, more caring doctors than men.
BWomen were superior to men in matters of business.
CWomen should not be seen in public places.
DWomen should not speak up in front of men.

Verified Answer :

The best option regarding a prevailing attitude toward women in mid-nineteenth-century America would be that "d. Women should not speak up in front of men," since men were thought to be superior. 

Answer:

the correct answer is d. Women should not speak up in front of men

Explanation:

"prevailing attitude" which means an attitude shared by the majority of people and this was in the mid-nineteenth-century and a lot of people specifically men thought this way. plus i took the test and got this question correct