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Women's Rights Activists and Abolition Movement
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Taniya Sullens
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Updated Oct 25, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:10
Chapter 2
00:41
Chapter 3
00:44
Chapter 4
01:14
Chapter 5
01:29
Chapter 6
01:33
Chapter 7
01:44
Chapter 8
01:47
Chapter 9
02:02
Chapter 10
02:04
Chapter 11
02:08
Chapter 12
02:42
Chapter 13
02:45
Chapter 14
02:58
Chapter 15
03:29
Chapter 16
03:31
Chapter 17
03:55
Chapter 18
03:58
Chapter 19
04:00
Chapter 20
04:11
Chapter 21
Audio Transcript
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Hello, Good evening everyone today.
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I'm going to be doing my project on women's rights
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activists and abolition movement.
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A summary Here is the summary of the women's rights
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and abolition movement.
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Women's rights movement, also called Women's Liberation Movement was a
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die very social movement largely based in the United States.
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That in the 1960s and 70s fought for equal rights
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and opportunities and greater personal freedom for women.
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It coincided with and is recognized as part of the
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second wave of feminism.
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When did women sweater activists and abolition movement happened In
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the service of anti slavery.
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Women found their voices between 1850 and 1860, women's rights
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advocates held state and national conventions and campaign for legal
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changes. By 1848, the Liberty Party, which had earlier split
01:07 - 01:10
from the American Anti Slavery Society, joined a coalition to
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create the Free Soil Party.
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And I have a few interesting facts here as well.
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The first interesting fact was it was first explicitly named
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women's rights coverage.
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Or it was named women's suffrage as a human right
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in 1979.
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In 1893, New Zealand became the first self governing nation
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to give women a lasting right to vote.
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Mhm Not all savages were women and not all anti
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soldiers were men.
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There were numerous men who were committed Selfridges and some
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were imprisoned and force fed just like their female comrades.
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Mm hmm.
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What is the connection between the abolitionist movement and the
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women's rights movement.
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The american Women's rights movement grew out of abolitionism indirect
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ways the movement's early leaders begin their fight for social
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justice with the cause of the slaves and learn from
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anti slavery societies how to organize, publicized and articulate a
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political protest.
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They also began to know in depth how women were
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being treated and wanted to put a stop to it.
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Who helped to shape these two movements?
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Garrett smith and Susan B Anthony helped shape both of
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these movements.
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How did Susan B Anthony help?
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You might be asking for Anthony helped fugitive slaves escape
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and held an anti slavery rally.
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She and Stanton gathered signatures to pass the 13th Amendment
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to the us Constitution, formally abolishing slavery.
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Her race also helped pave the way for the 19th
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Amendment, which was in 1920 to the constitution giving women
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the right to vote.
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Yeah. How did Gerrit smith help smith brought the freedom
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of countless enslaved individuals and provided them with land and
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money to start a new life as an advocate for
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women's rights.
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Smith was highly regarded in the early years of the
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movement and he also helped Susan B Anthony to shape
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these two movements as well and helped her bring both
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of them.
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And lastly, my discussion questions What were three specific goals
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of the women's rights movement.
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And here is a brief overview of my assignment and
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I hope you found everything to be very informative and
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informational. Have a great day
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