What is meant by "Petticoat Government?
Correct answer: B. A government run by a woman
- A. A government in exile
- B. A government run by a woman
- C. A government without actual power
- D. A government run by some feudal lord
Explanation
“Petticoat government” refers to government or political influence exercised by women, often used critically in older political writing. It does not mean a government in exile or one without power.
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