Answer:
D. Women being denied the type of education men received
Explanation:
Wollstonecraft wrote the book to a limited extent as a response to Edmund Burke's Reflections on the French Revolution, distributed in late 1790. Wollstonecraft's underlying reaction was to compose A Vindication of the Rights of Men, a counter of Burke that contended for parliamentary change, and expressing that religious and common freedoms were a piece of a man's claim, with debasement caused in the fundamental by obliviousness.
This contention for men's rights wasn't one of a kind yet Wollstonecraft continued to go above and beyond, and, for the first time, a book was published that argued for women’s rights to be on the same footing as men’s.
