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This would be the wallpaper for Elizabeth Cady Stanton's phone because this is a quote from Susan B. Anthony, a Women Rights Activists, who had many of the same beliefs as her. She also had admired Susan, so whenever she opened her phone, she would see her inspiration, and be inspired to make changes in the world for women.

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton had come together in 1851 to form the National Woman Suffrage Association. They traveled all over the country and abroad, promoting woman's rights together.

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This would be the first picture on Elizabeth Cady Stanton's phone. She would have this picture of her Women's Rights group to remind her that it's possible to do more as a group than by herself. Elizabeth worked hard to form the National Women's Suffrage Association with partner Susan B. Anthony, and this was the start of it. This group meant so much to not only Elizabeth but to many others as well, therefore, this picture is something that she would like to cherish.

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This would be the second picture on Elizabeth Cady Stanton's phone. She would have this to remind her of her accomplishments so far. By empowering other women, and freely expressing her feelings, she was able to unite groups of women, all wanting a change. By having this picture, Elizabeth would be able to have something that pushes her to want to achieve more.

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This picture would be in Elizabeth Cady Stanton's camera roll because it is a picture that had summed up all of her beliefs. Elizabeth had started the National Woman Suffrage Association with Susan B. Anthony. The association that they had started had then led to the Women Rights Movement. The picture below is the symbol of the Women Rights Movement symbol, showing  that what these two women had started had affected the life that we live today, and the woman rights that we have today.

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Run the World (Girls)
"Who run the world?
Girls

Who run the world?
Girls"
This is a song that would be on on Elizabeth Cady Stanton's playlist because   woman rights were very important  to her. She believed that women deserve the same rights as men, and had formed the National Woman Suffrage Association, as she thought that it was not only men who "ran the world" but also women. So In Beyonce's song, Run the World, Elizabeth can relate to this song since she truly believes that women should be able to live life just like men.

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Beyoncé - Run The World (Girls) [Lyrics] HD

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Lucretia Mott-  Ready for the big day tomorrow?

Elizabeth- Of course! I can't believe that it will be the first ever women rights convention.
Lucretia- Yeah! That's crazy. What is the name of it again so that I can spread the word?
Elizabeth- The Seneca Falls Convention since it will be taking place in Seneca Falls, New York.
Lucretia - Oh, Awesome! I will be there! Remind me what the key point is again?
Elizabeth- Well we put this event together in order to call attention to unfair treatment of women. I'm thinking that 300 woman come, and 40 men!
Lucretia- Sounds Great! 'll be there early! Can't wait to inspire others!
Elizabeth- Sounds awesome! See you tomorrow.
Lucretia- Yup see you tomorrow!

This series of messages would be on Elizabeth Cady Stanton's phone because it is the first major event she ran. In 1848, Stanton along with Lucretia Mott ran the Seneca Falls Convention with almost 200 women attending. This was the first time where Elizabeth was able to really express her feelings to a large group of people. With the help of Mott she was able to influence and inspire other women more therefore texting prior to the event was something they would have had to have done in order for the event to be successful.

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Girl on Fire
"This girl is on fire
She's walking on fire
This girl is on fire"
This song can relate back to Elizabeth Cady Stanton and her beliefs because she believes girls can do just as much as guys, as they should have equal rights. The song states "This girl is on fire, she's walking on fire" This shows that the girl is doing something dangerous, and is a challenge, showing that girls can do just as well as men, and do dangerous and challenging things. So Elizabeth would have this song on her playlist, since the song can relate back to how women do deserve and can complete the same tasks as men.

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This is an app that Elizabeth Cady Stanton would have on her phone as I mentioned in the wall paper section, Elizabeth And Susan B. Anthony traveled all over the country and abroad, promoting woman's rights together. They would not know where to go without this app. They had traveled for years promoting this Association trying to spread the word, and without Google Maps, they would not know the traveling directions, and also where to go to promote their National Woman Suffrage Association. That is why Elizabeth Cady Stanton would have this app on her phone.

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Elizabeth would have notes on her phone as well. This would be a very important app for her as it would help her type down speeches, notes, and any key ideas. This would help her when protesting, speaking in front of an audience, or when needing to inspire others. This would be a safe place for her to keep her information down and is an app she would most likely use every day.

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The song "You Don't Own Me" by Lesley gore would be on Elizabeth's phone. This is because lyrics such as "You don't own me, Don't say I can't go with other boys" contribute to her beliefs that there is a barrier preventing the male and female gender from receiving the same amount of equality. Not to mention, the lyrics "And don't tell me what to do, Don't tell me what to say" back up the fact that just because she's a woman, she won't be pushed around and treated differently than anyone else.

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Elizabeth would have twitter on her phone so that she could get the word out about her events. As mentioned before, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony teamed up together and traveled all over the country to spread their word. Twitter would help her post about important meetings, protests, updates and much more so that those who aren't physically with her movement can be there virtually. This would mean a lot to Elizabeth, as it would be a second platform for her to inspire others.