Question

A Doll’s House is known for critiquing which societal issues?

• A. Capitalism, consumerism, and economic disparity
• B. Education, literacy, and class distinction
• C. Marriage, gender roles, and women’s rights
• D. Environment, nature conservation, and urbanization

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Marriage, gender roles, and women’s rights

• The Doll’s House critiques the traditional societal norms surrounding marriage, gender roles, and the rights of women.

• The play centers on Nora Helmer, a woman who, after realizing the limitations imposed on her by her marriage, takes a radical step to find independence and self-discovery.

• This was groundbreaking at the time for challenging the roles women were expected to play within society and marriage.