The writing of Jane Austen,especially in Pride and Prejudice,reflects
A) the limitation of gender roles in eighteenth-century society.
B) an accurate view of domestic life for the working poor.
C) the adventures of a female traveling alone.
D) the hypocrisy of the Church of England.

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The writing of Jane Austen, especially in Pride and Prejudice, reflects the limitation of gender roles in eighteenth-century society. Austen portrays the societal expectations and restrictions placed on women, particularly in terms of marriage and social standing. The main character Elizabeth Bennet struggles against the societal pressure to marry for financial gain and instead seeks a genuine connection with a potential partner. Through her writing, Austen highlights the unfairness of the gender roles imposed on women during this time period.

The Writing of Jane Austen,especially in Pride and Prejudice,reflects