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Thesis- The Seneca Falls movement of 1848 fought for voting rights, equality, and battled against daily injustices against women.

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1- Background/ Credibility- Recently published from Britannica authors. However the event itself happened in 1848.

2- Main Purpose- To provide a brief background about Seneca Falls, where it is and who was born there.

3- Description- The Seneca Falls Convention was held in Seneca Falls, NY.

4- Possible Audience- Those interested about the background of Seneca Falls.

5- Special Features- Ethos- the whole article is straight facts.

6- Defects/ Bias- No bias. There is no argument it mainly talks about the location and who was born there.

7- Usefulness- This article is very brief and still provides helpful information. However the map is helpful.

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1- Background/ Credibility- Appears very professional. Contains many sources, pictures, and videos within.

2- Main Purpose- To not only talk about Seneca Falls, but to provide more information about those involved, and what led up to the movement and happened after.

3- Description- Women have had a very rough and long history in trying to earn their rights.

4- Possible Audience- Feminists and those interested or concerned about women's rights.

5- Special features- Ethos through the form of pictures, videos, and facts.

6- Defects/ Bias- Feminism could be a bias as this article supports women's rights.

7- Usefulness- This article is extremely useful and provides a well rounded summary of women's rights.

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1- Background/ Credibility- Comes from Britannica editors- a very informative sight.

2- Main Purpose- To inform and give more insight on what happened.

3- Description- Tells who was there and gives more insight on their background. Discusses the resolutions that were passed.

4- Possible Audience- Feminists/ activists who want to learn about Seneca Falls.

5- Special Features- Ethos- picture from the movement and a video.

6- Defects/ Bias- No bias- it isn't opinions based and strictly is informative.

7- Usefulness- Very useful, good facts and resources within.

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1- Background/ Credibility- Article was recently published and provides helpful and reliable information. It also quotes part of Stanton's speech.

2- Main Purpose- This article provides a more in depth background of who these women are and how they met. It also goes over how they planned to execute the convention, and why this is significant.

3- Description- Two women met by fate went forward with a movement that would forever better the lives of women around the world.

4- Possible Audience- Feminist, or anyone interested in the origins/ what happened at the movement.

5- Special features- This articles uses ethos as it provides straight facts. It also provides pathos because it tunes into their emotions and tells us that they were upset/ angry. It helps it understand what it must've felt like to be in their shoes.

6- Defects/ Bias- The article talks more about emotion then the others do. Possibly in hope for us to feel bad for them and what they went through. This could inspire people to fight for women's rights in the future.

7- Usefulness- This article is very useful because it provides information in more than one form.

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Shane, Cari, et al. “The Monumental Moment in Feminism Most Women Don’t Know About.” CoveyClub, www.coveyclub.com/blog_posts/seneca-falls-convention-feminism/. Accessed 20 Nov. 2024. 

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1- Background/ Credibility- Extremely credible, it came from the movement itself.

2- Main purpose- To provide more emotional insight on the event, and see how women stand together as they fight for their rights.

3- Description- Women supporting the Seneca Falls convention by holding a sign with a Susan B. Anthony quote.

4- Possible Audience- Feminist or others interested in the movement.

5- Special Features- Pathos, the visual insight makes people feel sympathy for women.

6- Defects/ Bias- These women are feminist so obviously they are supporting their rights if thats how you look at bias.

7- Usefulness- Mildly useful, it provides a visual insight but not as much information that an article could provide.