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The Seneca Falls Convention was the first ever Women's Rights convention. The woman that organized this event was Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Over 300 people attended this convention to argue that women deserve the same voting rights as men. This event was held in July of 1848. This is important because this was the start of the journey to the women's suffrage.

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Addressing the House Judiciary Committee

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Addressing the House Judiciary Committee

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On January 11, 1871, Victoria Woodhull made an effort to speak to the House of Judiciary Committee in Wall Street. She argued on behalf of all women in the United States about their right to vote under the fourteenth amendment. This was important because this made women's voices heard and it will get more publicity.

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In 1876, Susan B. Anthony and Matilda Joslyn Gage interrupted the official Centennial Program to present the vice president the "Declaration of Rights for Women". This was important because this was the road to let women vote and let their voices be heard.

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The National Women's Hall of Fame was made on March 10, 1969. It was to honor women leaders that gave women the rights women have today. It was an American Institution and it gives credit to the women that fought for the rights of women.

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Karen Staser founded the National Women's History Museum in 1996 and is also an american history organization. You can find things such as exhibits, researches, and the contributions women have made for women now. This is an important place because it teaches people the importance of the women suffrage movement and the impact it had on women.