In which of the following ways were white plantation mistresses less able to fulfill the separate spheres ideal than middle class white women in the North?
A.
White plantation mistresses in the South, were so dependent upon slave labor, that they never learned the skills of domestic life that northern women did.
B.
In the North, where men more often "went away to work," women had greater autonomy in the home than did southern women, where the man oversaw the plantation from the home.
C.
In the North, women took on greater public roles as reformers, roles that southern women were not allowed to fulfill.
D.
In the South, plantation mistresses were often left alone in the presence of their servants leaving them isolated socially.
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