Women of the Seneca Falls Convention

19th Amendment ratification

• July 4, 1776

• August 18, 1920

• January 1, 1900

• December 31, 1945

NWSA

(National Women's Suffrage Association)

• It was founded by Anthony & Stanton and believed that the 15th Amendment was a blatant injustice to women.

• It was established to support the 19th Amendment and promote women's voting rights.

• It focused on women's education and economic independence.

• It aimed to promote women's rights through peaceful protests and petitions.

Mary M'Clintock (or McClintock)

• She helped organize the Seneca Falls Convention.

• She was a famous author in the 19th century.

• She was a prominent abolitionist in the South.

• She was the first woman to vote in the United States.

NWP

(National Woman's Party)

• It was founded by Alice Paul and Lucy Burns in 1910 and used militant strategies like the Silent Sentinels.

• It was established in 1920 to promote women's suffrage through peaceful protests.

• It was a political party that focused on women's rights in the 1950s.

• It was created by Susan B. Anthony to support women's education in 1890.

NAWSA

(National American Woman Suffrage Association)

• It was formed in 1890 when the NWSA and AWSA united.

• It was first led by Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.

• It focused solely on women's education.

• It was established to promote women's rights in the workplace.

Susan B. Anthony

• She met Elizabeth Cady Stanton in 1851 and attended her first National Women's Rights Convention in 1852.

• She was the first woman to vote in the United States.

• She founded the National Organization for Women in 1966.

• She was a prominent figure in the abolitionist movement.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

• She met Susan B. Anthony at the Seneca Falls Convention.

• She organized and spoke at the Seneca Falls Convention.

• She was a prominent abolitionist in the 19th century.

• She founded the National Women's History Museum.

AWSA

(American Women Suffrage Association)

• It was founded by Susan B. Anthony in 1870 and focused on women's education.

• It was founded by Lucy Stone in 1869 and supported the 15th Amendment.

• It was established in 1850 and aimed at promoting women's rights in all areas.

• It was created by Elizabeth Cady Stanton in 1880 and opposed the 15th Amendment.

Seneca Falls Convention of 1848

• It was held in 1850 in New York City.

• It was the first women's convention held at Wesleyan Chapel in Seneca Falls, NY.

• It was a convention focused on civil rights for men.

• It was attended only by men.

Carrie Chapman Catt

• She led the NAWSA and adopted a careful state-by-state strategy.

• She was a prominent suffragette who opposed President Woodrow Wilson.

• She was known for her radical approach to women's rights.

• She focused solely on national campaigns without state-level strategies.