Why was the Declaration of Sentiments important to the social reform efforts of the 19th century?

Select the best answer from the choices provided.

It outlined a list of procedures for ending slavery in the U. S.

It listed the reasons why slavery should be ended.

It listed the limited rights of women at the Seneca Falls Convention.

It made the argument for women and African American unity.

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Why was the Declaration of Sentiments important to the social reform efforts of the 19th century?

Select the best answer from the choices provided.

It outlined a list of procedures for ending slavery in the U. S.

It listed the reasons why slavery should be ended.

It listed the limited rights of women at the Seneca Falls Convention.

It made the argument for women and African American unity.

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Aubrey Daniels · Answer 1

The Declaration of Sentiments was written at the Seneca Falls Convention about women's rights. It had nothing to do with slavery (A and B are wrong). It didn't talk about African Americans at all, in fact (D is wrong). What it DID do is list how women's rights were violated! C is correct.

Answer: It listed the limited rights of women at the Seneca Falls Convention.