What option allows you to change the state of a model back to a point before specific features were created?

The correct option is Rollback, which is a feature in SolidWorks that allows you to move the feature tree cursor back to a prior point in the design process. This enables you to view and interact with the model as it existed before certain features were created. Rollback is particularly useful for making adjustments to earlier features or for analyzing the impact of certain changes.

When you use the Rollback feature, the model behaves as if the features that were created after the rollback point do not exist, allowing you to work on the previous state of the model. This functionality is essential for iterative design, enabling users to explore different design alternatives without permanently altering the model.

The other options, while related to actions in software, don't serve the same specific purpose in SolidWorks. Rewind and Reset do not exist as functions within the typical workflow for manipulating feature history, and Undo typically serves to reverse the last action taken, rather than provide a broader rollback to a previous state in the feature tree.