The idea for this event was conceived eight years prior at an anti-slavery convention in London.
The idea for this event was conceived eight years prior at an anti-slavery convention in London. The event itself was denounced by religious leaders, but given a positive report by Frederick Douglass. Creating a so-called Declaration of Sentiments, nearly 300 people participated in it, including Lucy Stone and Susan B. Anthony. Taking place in New York in July of 1848, for 10 points, name this meeting spearheaded by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott, which focused on improving women's rights.
The idea for this event was conceived eight years prior at an anti-slavery convention in London.
{Seneca Falls} Convention