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This probibly effected Elizabeth because she was friends with Susan and later she made a speech to the New York Legislater. Why would she have made her speech there if she had notheing to do with the city, no family or friends?
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Elizabeth's fauther, next to his son's casket, had said,"Oh, my daughter, I wish you were a boy!" Elizabeth in return hugged him and said back,"I will try to be all my brother was."
After to help her family with the grief, she trys to fill in for her brother so she gets an education. -
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Marries, under her fauther's wishes, he had choose her husband for her.
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After moving to Seneca Falls she feels that women don't have any important roles in the community
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There were only 4 women present at the convention, but she wrote their Declaration of Rights and Sentiments that included their statments of women's rights in social and political areas.
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Elizabeth would later give a speech to try to get the New York Legdislater to change it
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They soon became friends and lead women's rights movment together.
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the pair trys to expand New York's Married Women's Property Law of 1848
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this will be her seventh child
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The New York Married Women's Property Law of 1848 expands the rights given to married women, it was then renamed the New York Married Women's Property Law of 1860
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this my have effected elizabeth by making her realize that the war started because they were fighting for the rights of the slaves and she may have figured out that women should fight for their rights too
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The porpose of the American Equal Rights Assosiation was to get voting rights for women and African Americans
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Although the paper was a finatial bust, it was politically successful because it gave them a place to voice their opinians. Elizabeth was the main writer and editor and Susan was the publisher and business manager.
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The Supreme Court said that votting is not a guaranteed privolege, so instead they focused on the National Women's Sufferage Association on a campain to get women's sufferage.
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NWSA= National Women's Sufferage Associstion
She submitted her work to the US senate, for the next 40 years it would be brought up at every Congress Session -
This tells the story of their movement for women's sufferge
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The pair wanted to see if the idea of an international sufferage movement was possible.
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again seeing if it was possible for an international women's rights movement
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it was the first and largest international conference held by women, but it did nothing to farther the pair's movement
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the force for women's sufferage was no longer divided
they merged to become the National American Women's Sufferage Association(NAWSA)
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Before she left she gave her famous speech, "The Solitude of Self"
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Although it was an instant best seller, her collegues at NAWSA were not impressed
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She is to be killed of heart failure.
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I believe that if Elizabeth were still alive to see that all her hard work had payed off then she would jump for joy :)
