This convention was when women and men discussed about women's rights.

This gender was to bring money to the home.

This gender was allowed to own property.

These sisters became active and outspoken abolitionists.

Who said "felt helpless as if they had been suddenly asked to construct a steam train"

This is where the antislavery convention took place and where women were turned away by the men who controlled the proceedings.

This gender was to take care of the children and house.

This gender was allowed to vote.

She was the founder of the Troy Female Seminary in 1821 and worked on behalf of women's education.

This woman helped women who have "fallen" or homeless

This document was based off the Declaration of Independence.

This gender could not get a job, if they did, it would not be a well-paying one.

This gender was not encouraged to have an education.

She became the first ordained woman minister in the United States.

This woman felt humiliated after listening to the debates of the place of women in antislavery

This is the year of when Seneca Falls Convention took place.

This gender had many job opportunities to make their life and family's life better.

This gender was not allowed to sign a contract or keep their own wages.

She was one of the founders of the women's rights movement and got many Americans to talk about women's rights.

This women said "I have plowed and reaped and husked and chopped and mowed and can men do anymore than that?"

This is the amount of people that signed the Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions.

This gender was in charge of the household.

This gender had a few rights thanks to the Bill of Rights but not the right to vote or own property.

She escaped slavery and celebrated women.

These two woman created the National Woman Suffrage Association (NWSA)