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First public high schools for girls open in Boston and New York.

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The Women's Suffrage Association splits into two groups but then

ome back together later on.

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Women at the first U.S. women's rights convention signed the Declaration of Sediments and Resolutions, which was modeled after the Declaration of Independence, which calls for equal treatment of women and men under law.

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Women were angered that they didn't have saame rights.

When women could go to collage the classes were on how to make a house proper

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Women's right to vote

Say in government

Vote

Equality

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Seneca Falls Home of Women 's Rights Movement

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Womens Rights Movement during the 19th century (documentary for IB HOTA).

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Elizabeth Santon and Susan Anthony begin publishing the Revolution,

an important women's movement periodical.

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The University of Iowa is the first state school to admit women.

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Women that were poor labored in factories like Lowell for very low pay before more rights were given to women. In the 1820's women dominated the profession of teaching because they orked for lower pay then men and women and more moral authority for the job. Women also showed this same moral authority in reform movements.

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A territory in Wyoming had passed the first women's suffrage law.

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American Women's Suffrage Association formed by Lucy Stone, Henry

Blackwell, and many others.

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Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Stanton formed the National Women's

Suffrage Association.

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The New York State Women's Property Bill is passed.

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The first U.S. Women's rights convention was held in New York.

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1800s-1860s