What makes the setting of "the story of an hour" important?

A. No one dies in train accidents anymore

B. In the nineteenth century women were treated as second class citizens

C. The characters use nineteenth century slang that is hard to understand

D. The story could only take place in the US

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Abraham

10 August, 12:19

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Mike Mckenzie · Answer 1

Mike Mckenzie 10 August, 14:55

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I think the answer is B

What makes the setting of "the story of an hour" important?A. No one dies in train accidents anymoreB. In the nineteenth century women were treated as second class citizensC. The characters use nineteenth century slang that is hard to understandD. The story could only take place in the US