Mary Wollstonecraft blames the apparent inferiority of women in her society on a "false system of education." Which of the following is a prime example of this "false education"? A) Training for motherhood and child-rearing B) All of the choices C) Books of moral instruction written by men that presume women to be incapable of reason, but preoccupied with passion D) Learning housework and food preparation E) Religious instruction that teaches correct moral behavior