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Woman's rights activist and ablitionist. Helped start Seneca Falls Convention.
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A sufferagist, tabolitionist, and a social activist, Elizabeth Cady Station was well-rouded. She started the Women's Loyal National Leauge in 1863 with Susan B. Anthony.
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This amendment was ratified and made it possible for all men to vote, but no women.
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Organized the Women's Loyal National Leauge with Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
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Sojourner Truth was born into slavery and grew up speaking Dutch. She later escaped salvery and became an activist for freedom and women.
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The first woman's rights convention in America. The event was led by Mott and Stanton.
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Over 1000 people attended the event held in Worcester. This was put in to motion by Sarah H. Earle. This event lead to more people taking actions for woman's rights.
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The war slowed the women's rights campaign.
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Slavery in the United States is abolished.
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National Woman Suffrage Association was formed due to a merger of two rival suffrage groups.
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Wyoming was the first state to grant women's voting becase they wanted more women to live in Wyoming.
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With men away at war, women stepped in for men's jobs, proving women are capable of completing men's work.
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19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution passed, which is the amendment allowing women to vote.
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19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is ratified, which is the amendment allowing women to vote.