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Feminist Critique Of The French Revolution
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Olympe de Gouges’ Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen is significant for understanding the gender dynamics of the French Revolution primarily because it:

A

Demonstrating a feminist critique of revolutionary principles that did not extend fully to women.

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Arguing for the reinforcement of traditional gender roles within the private sphere during radical change.

C

Calling for a complete separation of the sexes and spheres of influence to avoid corruption in state affairs.

D

Advocating for a strict meritocracy that would allow individuals to rise to prominence based solely on talent.

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