Which issue related to women's rights is explored in Tennyson's poem The Princess?

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The harsh labor environments faced by women in factory settingsThe movement advocating for women's right to voteThe campaign to expand and enhance educational access for women, leading to the creation of London's first women's collegeThe controversy surrounding female succession to the throne and female rulershipNone of the above

Explanation

Tennyson's The Princess primarily addresses the importance of improving and broadening educational opportunities for women, a topic that contributed to the founding of the first women's college in London. While other women's rights issues like suffrage and labor conditions were significant during the period, the poem focuses on education rather than voting rights, working conditions, or royal succession.