Where was the first national sorority founded, and when?

• A. Colgate University, 1850
• B. Monmouth College, 1867
• C. Oberlin College, 1833
• D. University of Chicago, 1890

Answer: (B)

Knowing where and when the first national sorority was founded helps you understand how women's Greek life began to organize beyond a single campus. The option that ties the founding to Monmouth College in 1867 is the best choice because it identifies the campus and date most often cited in this material as the origin of the first national sorority, marking the moment when a single chapter began to grow into a national network.

The other options don’t align with that established timeline in this context: the given institutions and years are not cited as the birthplace of the first national sorority in this material.