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Antebellum Reform- Women's RIghts, Ballew

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Can not speak in public

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Women had to help people of color because men won’t

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Sexual double standards

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Women started to fight for their rights, such as suffrage and the right to work

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Annual conventions about obtaining equal rights to men

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Phrase “All men and women are created equal” used

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Quaker teacher in Massachusetts

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Responsible for circulating anti-slavery petitions

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Delivered abolitionalist speech at a convention in Philadelphia .

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Mob of people got so mad they burned down the building at which the convention was taking place, cause her to get even more involved with Women’s rights.

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Stopped teaching and started traveling and lecturing on women’s rights full time

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Held rallies, protests, and conventions to discuss inequality between men and women

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Some women workers went on strike from their poor conditions in factories

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Actions include experimenting with equal relationships, working directly for protected rights, and attacking sexual double standards by forming organizations for rights

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Right for formals to vote passed as the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920