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Rights of women reprinted
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Dorthea Dix born she is one of the main reformers of the prison reform.
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Temperance societies began to emerge, They used different tactics to persuade people to stop drinking alcohol.
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Prisoners committed suicide when being in solitary confienment.
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Emma Willard opened Troy Female Seminary
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American Temperance Society was found by evangelical ministers. The American Temperance Society used tactics like handing out newspapers and tracts and organizers to spread information about abstinence. It had over 1.5 members that joined the group.
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The Eastern Pennsylvania Penitentiary was reformed. Every prison had its on yard so the inmates could exercise.
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Each American 15 and older were drinking 6.6 to 7.1 gallons of hard liquors every year and suffered from deaths and diseases
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton graduated from Emma Willard's Troy Female Seminar
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Oberlin college opened
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American Temperance Union was founded, it was a group of members who were activists in the Temperance Movement.
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Mary Lyon found Mount Holyoke college
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott started to discuss women’s rights and organize the convention.
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Temperance experienced a minor revival in the hands of activists called the Washingtonians who directed their appeal to the working and lower middle classes.
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Dorothea Dix submitted a report of how the conditions were in jails to the Massachusetts legislature.
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First three women graduated from Oberlin college
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Michigan outlawed the death penalty.
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The Declaration of Sentiments was the document created with the rights that women should have and it was written during the Seneca Falls Convention and later put into place.
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton Arranged Seneca Fall's convention
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Seneca Falls Convention was the meeting discussing the rights of women and looking over the Declaration of Sentiments
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Elizabeth Cady Discourse on Womendy Stanton gave speech called
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The petition created for women to be able to have the rights submitted in the Declaration of Sentiments was signed by the women in New York at the time
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Lucy Stone gave up her property because she had no rights in 1858.
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Lucy stone gave up her property so she wouldn’t have to pay taxes to a government in which she had no rights.
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Susan B. Anthony was arrested for voting
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The Declaration of Sentiments was verified and put into place which gave women their rights including the right to vote.
