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-Signed in Seneca Falls Convention
-Primary Author: Elizabeth Cady Stanton
-At a time when traditional roles were still very much in place, the Declaration caused much controversy.
-Mimicked the Declaration of Independence (1774-6)
-Indictments become "Sentiments"
-Men acknowledged their courage but was unwilling to abandon mindset

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-Helped write the Declaration of Sentiments.
-Also a founder of the Seneca Falls Convention
-Was an abolitionist when she was younger
-Quaker raised ideals led to equal view of people.

Paved the way for women's rights. Was apart of many different minority rights movements. Played a big role as an abolitionist. Influenced many other women's rights protesters after her.

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- Organized by Stanton and Mott
- Adopted and signed the Declaration of Sentiments
- Passed 12 resolutions for equal rights
- 9th resolution (women's suffrage) not unanimous
- Ridiculed for advocating women's suffrage
- Followed 2 weeks later by an even larger meeting in Rochester

Significance:
- Beginning of women's suffrage movement
- Highlighted lack of support for women's suffrage

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-Wrote Declaration of Sentiments
-Credited with initiating the first Woman's Suffrage movement.
-Founder of the Seneca Falls Convention
-President of the National Women's Suffrage Association from 1892 until 1900

One of the first organizers of women's suffrage and women's rights. Basically led the movement for Women's Rights. Opened up the way for other movements regarding Women's rights to flood through.