Which statement best describes women’s legal rights in the United States during the early 1800s? Women’s legal rights were restricted to serving on juries in local courts.
Women had few legal rights, and were barred from the court system.
Women could study law to protect the few legal rights they had.
Women’s legal rights could be protected only in courts led by female judges.

Women had few legal rights, and were barred from the court system

the correct answer is C

Explanation:

Women had few legal rights, and were barred from the court system.

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