the seneca falls convention impacted the polical influence and a womens ability to chalange gened...

1. Elizabeth cady stantion

1.1. helped crate Declaration of Sentiments

1.2. organized seneca falls convention

1.2.1. The Women's Loyal National League

1.3. believed in voting and 19th amendment

1.3.1. husband also was supportive of sufferage

1.4. Not quaker

2. Quakers

2.1. main oranizers of conventions very invested in abolishion and womens rights

2.1.1. Lucretia Mott

2.2. Lucretia Mott

2.2.1. infulunced elisabeth c. stantion

2.2.2. the Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society

3. seneca falls convention

3.1. in 1848, was the first women's rights convention in the United States

3.2. Declaration of Sentiments

3.2.1. women's right to vote= most radical

3.2.2. 11 resolutions on women's rights

4. abolitionests

4.1. everyone who signed the declaration of sentiments

4.2. Lucreia Mott, Elisibith c. Stantion abolitionists

4.2.1. went to world anti-slavery convention in london(1840) = denied entry bc of gender

4.2.1.1. Leads to seneca falls convention

4.2.1.2. turning point for elisabith & lucretia have to fight for our own rights before we can fight for theirs

5. suffregets

5.1. the Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society

5.2. alice paul

5.2.1. Paul organized a march of five thousand women past the White House in Washington DC.

5.2.2. found the National Woman’s Party

5.2.2.1. the ‘Silent Sentinels,’

5.2.3. prison treatment, solitary confinment,

5.2.3.1. declared unconstitutional.

5.2.4. hunger strike