Women often were not directly involved in the political system; however, women were usually be found working tirelessly in the abolishment of slavery. As the Second Great Awakening came around. Women saw the equality among the different ethnic groups in America. In the 19th century, “the organization of an American Anti-Slavery Society to take place in Philadelphia.” As the Anti-Slavery convention of American …show more content…
Women wanted to start a movement that focus on the rights for women. The Second Great Awakening had many Christian women joined the women right movement. Lucretia, Mott Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were the three main women that started the Women Suffrage in America. The Seneca Falls Convention was the first convention that illustrated the women’s rights. The main intention of the convention was to have a guaranteed amendment that allowed women to vote. Women wanted the right to vote to feel part of the nation. Susan B. Anthony declared the “Declaration of Rights for Women at the Independence Hall in the Philadelphia. Which the United State Congress proposed the Women Suffrage Amendment. States gradually accepted the Women Suffrage movement. The Nineteenth Amendment was passed for any United States citizen the right to vote, including