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women gained bigger voice outside of domestic roles

bolstered their authority in household and gave them more influence in family life

paved the way for women to gain right to vote in 1920

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growing sense of democracy after Jackson

growing women involvement in churches

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first women's right convention held by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucrecia Mott w/ 70 women and 30 men in NY

addressed social, civil, and religious issues regarding gender equality

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manifesto drafting during Seneca Falls stated women's rights

ie. female property rights and women's suffrage

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Abolitionist, female suffragist, well-educated

Collaborated with Susan B. Anthony 1854-1860

New York's married women's property law of 1848

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Helped organize Seneca Falls (1848) with Stanton

Anti-slavery abolitionist, staunch advocate of women's rights

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The activists fighting for women's rights challenged the set system of gender divided spheres and traditional gender roles, and fought for the individuality and self-authority of women. Their actions shifted to open more educational, proprietary, and representative opportunities which stood as a foundation to the women's movement beyond the nineteenth century.