All of the Following Were Nineteenth Century Notions of Gender

Multiple Choice

All of the following were nineteenth century notions of gender differences except  

A) women had finely-tuned moral sensibilities.
B) men were charged with teaching young boys to be good and productive citizens.
C) the home was women's special sphere, the centerpiece of the cult of domesticity.
D) men were always in danger of slipping into some savage way of life, if not for women's influence.
E) women could be legally beaten by husbands.