What options did women have in education and the workforce during the 1800s? Mark each statement as true or false.
Young women were banned from working in factories.
Unmarried women had more job opportunities outside the home than married women.
Educated women often became doctors or lawyers.
Many educated women became schoolteachers.

Explanation:

Usually men and young boys worked in the factories. The 1861 sensus shows that by far and away, most women worked in domestic service (servants). Women were not banned, but they were under employed and poorly paid. So I'd answer false, but it is sure vague.

This is likely true. Married women had domestic duties (raising children). It was not the practice for 2 adults working to support the household.

Women had a terrible time breaking into the professions especially those that involved a university education.  False

True.

Many women did become school teachers.

the two colonies had the earliest laws mandating religious tolerance.