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In the first part the author was saying that women made a parody of the Declaration of Independence, and were involved with the Seneca Falls Convention in place of more "appropriate duties" he also states that they were trying to revolutionize public opinion and that he doesn't even need an argument to prove his point. The second author mostly just pointed out what was wrong with what the first author said. First, he didn't have an argument, and the second author points out that he tried to dictate the place of women.

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Because of the amount of immigrants who came to this country the culture of America has become more and more of a mixture of many different cultures.This population of immigrants brought over their rich cultures and traditions which influenced American traditions and made our culture a mix of other cultures. Proof of this can be found especially on Christmas. Christmas traditions found in America such as putting up a tree or hanging a stocking mostly originated in other countries.

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19th Century U.S. Immigration Statistics

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Foreigners in Ante-Bellum Savannah (The Georgia Historical Quarterly, March 1953) Genrgia 1850 Federal Census, Camden County Georgia 1850 Federal Census, Chatham County Genrgia 1850 Federal Census, Glynn County Genrgia 1850 Federal Census, McIntosh County A Report of the Superintendent of the Census, 1853 Florida 1895 State Census, Nassau County Statistical

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The Seneca Falls Convention wanted universal suffrage for women, so that women could voice their opinion more easily. They also wanted equal educational opportunities for themselves and more rights to ownership of land, and more. The women specifically brought up the "unalienable rights" written in the Constitution and they also made a document of their own that resembled the Declaration of Independence.Overall they wanted a leveling of women and men.

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One of the utopian movements was the Oneida Community in New York in 1848. This community was all about free love, birth control, and the eugenic selection of parents to produce superior offspring. This movement contributed to democratic society, since they broke barriers and were very controversial during their time.

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One reform movement was the movement against heavy and excessive drinking. Before this reform heavy drinking was considered normal and was common in the country, but after this movement happened more moderate drinking became the norm in American society. Although the goal was nearly impossible because alcohol could not be completely removed from society, this movement did have an overall positive effect on the efficiency of labor and family dynamics.