Which statement best describes how the author of "A Widow's Burden" altered historical facts to tell her story? A. In reality, the problem of the inequalities experienced by Sarah could not be put right so easily.
B. In reality, it would be difficult to prove that women had gained political power in less than fifty years.
C. In reality, it is unlikely that one woman's speech would be powerful enough to encourage Sarah to agree with her parents.
D. In reality, the women's movement did not improve the standard of living for women in the 1840s.