By working in reform movements, many women
a. received higher-paying jobs.
b. gained experience in seeking social and political change.
c. became powerful politicians.
d. won the right to vote by the mid-1800s.

The correct answer for this question is "b. gained experience in seeking social and political change." By working in reform movements, many women gained experience in seeking social and political change. They already have the voice to speak out what ideas they have for the betterment.

Answer is 'gained experience in seeking social and political change'

As,They got right to vote on the time of French revolution,Their wages were also increased 

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