How did women of the mid-19th century begin to establish more of a role in public society? They ran for important political offices. They became involved in reform movements.They tried to take political power away from men. They taught their daughters to work in jobs traditionally done by men.

This is because after Susan B. Anthony went to jail, women's suffrage became more popular, so then they had more goals, like ending slavery, equal pay as men, child labor, etc.

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B) they became involved in reform movements

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How did women of the mid-19th century begin to establish more of a role in public society? They ran for important political offices. They became involved in reform movements.They tried to take political power away from men. They taught their daughters to work in jobs traditionally done by men.​

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How did women of the mid-19th century begin to establish more of a role in public society? They ran for important political offices. They became involved in reform movements.They tried to take political power away from men. They taught their daughters to work in jobs traditionally done by men.