4. All of the following are examples of women's roles during the Elizabethan except: A. Women were able to speak their minds, but thoughts and ideas were shaped by men. B. Women were controlled by their parents from birth until marriage. C. Women did most of the farming and labor work, they also were in charge of selling goods. D. Women were meant to be seen not heard, but were rarely seen. When seen, their appearance was prim and their behavior was proper.