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1. MLA format
https://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/sv/, Mac Graw Hil education

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S.S, Block 1 , January 25,2017

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1. To what extend did the reform movement of the mid-1800s improve life for Americas
The reform movement reshaped the way america looked at things. The reform movement abolished slavery and gave women equal rights like the right to vote. The second class citizens were treated with federal equality also. Although raicms and sexsim is still a probkem people continue to fight for equality

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1. discuss the problem and make logical inferences on how it affects society today
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In Today's world women are now treated with more equality. Women can now run for office, start there own business, own their own land, and do everything that a man can do. But although it has gotten better women still face hardships. Thanks to racism it has made things harder for women.

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1. What was the solution to the problem

In 1844 when married women in Maine became the first in the US to win the right to "separate economy". Then more lawas passed for more women to be equal all over the US.

2. Cite specific evidence to show improvements were necessary

"We need to open the conversation without fear of retribution because oppression for one is oppression for all. A society cannot operate to its full potential when half of its members do not have an equal voice."

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1. Involved with movement
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Susan B. Anthony was a powerful organizer and committed reformer decide to put her skills to use and joined the women's rights movement. Soon after joining the movement Anthony became the president. She urged the rights
She worked tirelessly to win over rights for women. Also Anthony was one of the first participants to urge for African American supporters

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1.Identify the Problem
In the mid 1800ʻs women's rights were a big issue that needed to be reformed. During that time women had few political and legal rights. Such as they were not allowed to vote, could not hold public office, a woman's husband owned all of her property, equal pay, college training for women, and coeducation.
2. Cite Specific Evidence
On the techbook ,pg. 2 lesson 13 chapter 3 states, "The first women's rights convention called for women's equality and for their right to vote, to speak publicly, and to run for office. The convention issued a Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions modeled on the Declaration of Independence". Women had to fight for the right to vote, run for office, and voice their opinions. They voiced this by stating it in the Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions
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