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How did the Market Revolution change gender roles in the 19th century?A) it led to a rise in single women, as society became more accepting of women remaining unmarried.B) it contributed to an increased belief that women should be consumers, rather than producersC) it provided opportunities for women to enter professions, as society became more accepting of women leaving the home and entering the workforceD) all of the above
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