Which option gives the most accurate fact about Place-Image Bias in New York State?

• SUNY and CUNY represent distinct public higher-education geographies: one statewide and one primarily city-centered.
• The spread of reform movements through central and western New York demonstrates how mobility, print circulation, religious networks, and local organizing can reinforce one another.
• The 1848 Seneca Falls convention is best understood as a landmark in organized women’s rights activism rather than the beginning of all advocacy for women’s rights.
• The dominance of New York City in national perception can obscure the state’s regional diversity, creating a useful case of place-image bias.