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The social problem was that woman were denied rights and were discriminated by men and were not considered people in the way that men were considered men.

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What were some rights women were denied?

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What were some rights women were denied?

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Women were denied the right to vote, own land, own a bank account, join the United states military, getting a job, the right to an education, speak for themselves without a spouse, run for office, file for divorce, and the right to have views of their own.

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Th 19th amendment says, to the Constitution of the United States provides "men and women with equal voting rights".

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The Seneca Falls convention was the first public meeting about women’s rights in the U.S. It started because Stanton and Mott wanted to change people’s opinions on whether women were equal to men.
From the United States History Textbook.
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Wrote the Declaration of Sentiments.
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Who were the leaders of the Women's Rights movement?

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Who were the leaders of the Women's Rights movement?

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Some leaders of the movement were Susan B. Anthony, Sarah Grimke, Margaret Fuller, Sojourner Truth, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott, and Harriet Beecher Stowe.
From the United States History Textbook
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Lead the movement towards woman's rights.

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The document of declaration of sentiments is the detailed beliefs about the social injustice towards woman. 

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The outcome was that the women were treated better and laws like the equal pay act of 1963 set by John F. Kennedy but it didn’t change that sometimes women are treated unfairly.