Elizabeth Cady's The Declaration Of Sentiment

There is a start for everything. Whether it was a negative or positive way it was always a start. When Elizabeth Cady first wrote the Declaration of Sentiment it gave people a whole new understanding of the disadvantages women were having. When Franklin D. Roosevelt made the Pearl Harbour Speech, it gave those who were oblivious an insight of the tragedy. These speeches were made to declare information and or statements that need to be said to help the cause that they were currently stuck in. These statements were written almost 100 years apart, but they both shared similarities as long with some differences.

In 1848, Elizabeth Cady gave a speech that gave those women who had no way of sharing their opinion a voice in the Women’s