1. Reformers sought to improve women's rights in American society.

2. Key Terms and Key People
Key Terms Seneca Falls Convention Declaration of Sentiments
Key People Elizabeth Cady Stanton Lucretia Mott Lucy Stone Susan B. Anthony

3. I am Woman…hear me roar
Through their work in the Abolition Movement, Angelina and Sarah Grimke start to push for more rights for women
Sarah Grimke Wanted equal educational opportunities, fair laws, and equal pay to men
Angelina would Get Married to Abolitionist Theodore Weld and looked for marriage equality
Other Women would focus on the Individualism movement to earn women equality as individuals

4. Women belong in the house…and the Senate
As Women like Sojourner Truth, and the Grimke Sisters took a more active roll in abolition and women’s rights, the movement began to grow
As women gained more education they began to better organize their movement to gain rights by forming reform groups
Ads the movement spread men would join the effort for women's rights and would push for women to be able to sit on juries and vote
Women also began to push for more control over their marriage and property

5. The thing women have yet to learn is nobody gives you power
The thing women have yet to learn is nobody gives you power. You just take it!
Some women did NOT believe in the women’s rights movement saying a women were not unequal…just different
Some people did not want women to work for rights and social changes in public but from their homes (an opinion published in the magazine The Lady at Home)
Some People thought that a woman could not mentally and physically survive without a man’s protection
Some people thought a woman could not cope with the stress of the outside world and therefore a husband should control his wife’s property

6. Women who seek to be equal with men lack ambition
When Elizabeth Cady Stanton attended the World Anti-slavery convention she was told she could not participate
Stanton and Lucretia Mott would hold the Seneca Falls Convention to help push for women’s rights
At the Convention the Declaration of Sentiments was written and, based off the Declaration of Independence, detailed the social injustices against women
Many people who worked the Abolition and Temperance movement would also participate in the movement for women’s rights

7. Not only is women's work never done, the definition keeps changing
Three Women would take the spotlight as the most important women’s rights figures
Lucy Stone Became a Gifted Speaker who worked to stir emotions to help fix injustices against women
Susan B. Anthony pushed for equal pay to men, for women to be allowed to have male dominated professions, and for women to gain control over financial issues
Susan B. Anthony would gain the right for married women to own property in New York which would spread through the Northeast and Midwest

8. Sometimes the best man for the job isn't
Elizabeth Cady Stanton would write many Women’s rights Speeches that were delivered by Susan B. Anthony
Stanton would also form the National Woman Suffrage Association to push for a woman’s right to vote
The National Woman Suffrage Association would treat the Women’s Rights Movement and The Abolition Movement Equally in Importance
Even though more woman would become involved in the women’s rights movement they would not get more rights until the 1900s

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