Elizabeth Cady Stanton's The Declaration Of Sentiments

“Behind every great man, there is a great woman”. This quote is really important because it shows that females have a huge impact on every men’s life. Many females in this time have freedom and we can actually be independent from men, but it wasn’t always the same. Back in history females were could not give an opinion about anything. The only thing that females could do was raise children and decide what their family was going to eat. Many complains started to come out about this treatment, starting with Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who wrote The Declaration of Sentiments. The Declaration of Sentiments is a way to complain in how females were not comfortable with the treatment they had. This essay is an overview of The Declaration of sentiments, a little throwback about the history of the author and what it was going at this time. Women’s suffrage was in the 1840s. During this time there were many reforms and movements that started, and American literature was …show more content…
Elizabeth was the mother of seven children and the wife of an abolitionist. Elizabeth did graduate from Troy Seminary but what motivated her was that she didn’t want to be another “household drudge” , so she decided to call out a convection that the main topic of this meeting was the treatment of women socially, civilly and religiously. This convection was called The Seneca Falls Convection. After the convection, on July 19 of 1948, she wrote The Declaration of Sentiments. The Declaration of Sentiments was not really popular on society during that time but it was the first step to the rights movement. The main goal of these movement was the right to vote. Females want it voice to decide. In my opinon, I think that without the starters of this movements women would be the same thing as before. In conclusion, Women’s right started in 1948 by this document who was not only a first step to something better, but it was a whole new impact to the