Berthe Morisot focused her work in the only area allowed her as a woman in upper-class French society. Which of the following was that area?

Berthe Morisot focused her work primarily on domestic life and the experiences of women, which were the socially acceptable subjects for women artists in upper-class French society during her time. She often depicted intimate moments of family life, mothers and children, and leisure activities, showcasing the feminine perspective. Her work challenged traditional boundaries and contributed significantly to the Impressionist movement.