History · Women's Education in Colonial India
In nineteenth-century colonial India, many families preferred teaching women at home because: (a) they could study as well as do domestic duties. (b) people believed that going out to public places would corrupt them. (c) people wanted to hide the fact of their education from relatives and friends. Choose the correct option:
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(a) and (b)
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