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The Abolitionist Movement and the Women´s Rights Movement went hand-in-hand. Both of the movements often agreed to collaborate together, and they both had very similar philosophies surrounding women, gender/gender roles, and equality.

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3 facts
#1. wedlock was a crime meaning you could not have kids unless you are married.
#2. it remained rare for women to participate openly in public affairs.
#3. you were forced to move if you had a child and your child would be given to a family member.

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Reading 7 PICTURE

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yes numerous 9

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Women were brought over originally to be used as sex slaves, child beaters and companions. They were often mistreated and seen as property. Abuse and rape was common in the household and through numerous stories spoken by women who said “my master met me at every turn, reminding me that I belonged to him, and swearing by heaven and earth that he would compel me to submit to him”

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Th first ever women protest was in the mid 1830s where around 202 women started a protest in Pawtuck, Rode island against longer hours and wage cut.