Question

When was it acceptable for a woman to express her opinions in Antebellum society?(1 point)
Responses

never
never

when her opinion was the same as her husband’s
when her opinion was the same as her husband’s

any time she felt like it
any time she felt like it

when speaking about the morality of an issue

Answer 1

In Antebellum society, it was generally considered acceptable for a woman to express her opinions **when speaking about the morality of an issue**. Women's voices were often limited to discussions related to morality, family, and social issues, but they were expected to align their views with societal norms and, frequently, with those of their husbands.