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In the 1800's slavery was a problem in south,it was a established institution in the south. In 1807,bringing slaves to the US was banned soon after Americans who opposed slavery began to speak out against slavery. Abolitionists began to spread the word to fight against slavery. There were a few of main abolitionists leaders some of the following were William Garrison , Harriet Stowe , and Fredrick Douglas.This movement was a big part of sectionalism because it threatened the southern way of life.This movement called for emancipation for all slaves.
From the 1830's -1860's this movement to abolish slavery gained power in the Northern United States .There were a few white leaders and supporters one main leader was William Garrison who was also the writer of the radical newspaper the liberator.Even though some abolitionists based there beliefs that slave holding was a sin a large part of them were more inclined to the non-religious free labor part of it which was had gave them so much motivation to help solve the problem The slaves found ways to escape and had others to help them through it such as Harriet Tubman who created the underground railroads which helped so many slaves move north where the movement for freedom for them had progressed.

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In the 1840's women were not allowed to really have rights and were not able to vote and were not allowed to run for any political positions. They were told that they were not as good as men.Also any property belonging to the women after they got married belonged to the husband.The National Women's Suffrage Association was started in 1869 by Elizabeth Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. These 2 strong women were some of the main leaders of this movement.There were other parts of the women rights movement such as equal pay and legal equality. The nineteenth amendment, which gave women the right to vote, was added to the constitution in May of 1919.
In the early 1800's women of any age were considered as not as good or less than a man. Girls were not encouraged or told to have  a real education or pursue a professional  job or career. In 1848, a group of women activists well mostly women, but some men gathered in Seneca Falls, New York to discuss the problem of women's rights. They were invited by the reformers Elizabeth Stanton and Lucretia Mott. It was the nation's first gathering for the rights of women. That's how the women's rights movement was started . In conclusion, the goal of women's rights was to ensure that later women had the right to vote.