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The Seneca Falls Convention was organized, it helped discuss women's rights. A resolution to pursue women's rights was introduced. The resolution was passed/
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People kept campaigning for women's rights by lobbing politicans, holding public lectures, marching, publishing news papers and picketing.
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Dreams of freedom founded the United States. Until 150 years later, theconstitution was created and gave them freedom and an elected government.
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The economy of the south of the United Stated depended on slavery while in the north, it was already abolished. Campaings against it were everywere.
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Some states gave women the right to their own property and some others the right to vote. However, the right to vote was granted until 1920
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Abraham Lincoln was elected.Southern states separated from the United States. Civil war began. Lincoln emancipated the slaves in 1863 and the north won the war. Slavery was completely abolished.
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The country continued growing. Settlers continued moving west.Electricity was being used on a large scale for the first time. The nation began linking frontiers to cities with railway tracks and telegraph wires.
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Pioneers championed public education. They developed the modern prision. Women began pursuing political and economic equality.
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Issues of power and changed were not solved once and for all. Injustices against african americans continued. Women's voting equality was not yet achieved. Protests continued.
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USA grew into a modern indusrial giant. Issues as women's rights, African American's freedom and rights of workers were discussed.
