History Unit 6 Section 4 The Womens Movement Flashcards

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Which women lead reforms and how were they run

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Church backed

Dorothrea Dix, Catharine Beecher, Sojourner Truth}abolitionists

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What was the current role of women at the time

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No public involvement 
Little rights (divorce, property, voting)
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How did reforms start in the workplace

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Women began working in northern factories

Economic and personal dependence

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How did women begin the fight

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Many women likened themselves to slaves

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What did the grimke sisters believe

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Men and women are created equal

Moral reasoning

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What were the disagreements on aims

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Full equality (everything, social) or equal rights (legal)
Should women take on leadership roles in society ?
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Who were women who promoted full equality?

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Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cary Stanton

Leadership roles in meetings

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Where and when was Seneca falls

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NY, July 1848

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What happened at Seneca falls and what was it

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1st womens rights convention
Organized by Elizabeth cady Stanton
Inspires every women to continue reforms

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What was the declaration of sentiments

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Created at Seneca falls 
Modeled after dec of ind
Preamble (justification)
Sentiments (grievances)
Closing remarks (demands equal rights)
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What was the women’s small success

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Married women’s property act (1848)
Property
Begins trend of equality for women

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