History · Social Reform Movements
Identify which statements regarding the social reform movements for women's rights are incorrect: I. Male reformers like Raja Rammohun Roy and M.G. Ranade used only Western rationality. II. Tarabai Shinde wrote Sultana's Dream to protest the double standards of a male-dominated society. III. Sir Syed Ahmed Khan advocated for women's education, but initially suggested it take place within the home. IV. The Karachi Session of the Indian National Congress in 1931 committed itself to women's equality and universal adult suffrage.
- 1I, II, III, and IV
- 2II, III, and IV only
- 3I, II, and III only
- 4I and II only✓
Correct answer
I and II only
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