The two social reform issues that were most influential during the time little women was written were

The correct option is C

Alcott created Little Women during 1867 and early 1868; he wrote with eagerness for two and a half months of this novel based on his experiences of growing up with three other sisters in Concord, Mass. The novel was first published on September 30, 1868, gained immediate success and sold more than two thousand copies. The critics already labeled it as a classic, some readers claimed a second volume, sending letters to Alcott asking for a continuation, and, as with some classics, this work has been overshadowed (in the case of Spanish editions) for deficient translations, purges and cuts, in addition to what some call "Cursed Interpretations", when, in reality, Little Women is an authentic revolution both within nineteenth-century literature and within American literature of those times. The novel is able to break and confront at the same time with the guides of conduct for young ladies, so fashionable at the time. Also introduces (especially through the character of Jo) authentic revolutions in what has to do with the female characters of literature at that time.

he supported the seperation of church and state. he also promoted religious tolerance.

the first forms of writing came from them in the form of pictographs around 3100 bc.