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The Early Women's Rights Movement and the Seneca Falls Convention
Explain how early women's rights advocates organized conventions, drafted declarations, and campaigned for educational and voting rights.
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Changing Society: Movements, Reform, and Civic Action
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Illustrate historical and contemporary methods citizens use to reform laws, combat injustice, and improve democratic society.
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