Women's upliftment with 19th century social reform movements can be termed as what kind of movement?
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 2
The correct answer is Option (2) - Middle class reform movement
The 19th-century social reform movements, which aimed to uplift women and improve their status in society, were largely driven by the middle class. These movements sought to address various social issues such as sati, child marriage, widow remarriage, education for women, and women's rights, and they were often led by middle-class reformers advocating for social change and progress.