Rights For Women
Elizabeth Cady Stanton helped start the begging of women’s rights. She and many other women, did many things so men and women could be equal. The articles, The Birthplace of Women’s Rights and A Powerful Partnership, both state what Elizabeth Cady Stanton did with other women and herself alone.
The Birthplace of Women’s Rights-Elizabeth Did It Alone
This article, talks and explains more information about what Elizabeth Cady Stanton did to help women’s rights all alone. Elizabeth Cady Stanton was very determined to start the Women’s Rights Convention. She wanted everyone to know what position and state women were in. There were declarations, petitions, and conventions to exaggerate the cause of women’s rights. She …show more content…
That is why the article is more effective, because it states facts about only Elizabeth. Although, the article, A Powerful Partnership, states facts about Elizabeth, it also states facts about another woman who helped women have rights. That women, is Susan B. Anthony. So the article, A Powerful Partnership, does not include information on the contribution of Elizabeth Cady Stanton herself. It includes information on Elizabeth and Susan. That same article, says that they were a great team and that they shared many ideas together. It talks about two people’s contributions, not just one person’s contributions, which is the part that is being focused on. The article, The Birthplace of Women’s Rights, has a greater effect, because you learn about Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s contribution, not anyone else’s. Even though the other women’s contributions are important too. That same article states information about how Elizabeth started the Women’s Rights Convention with four others, how she spoke at the convention, and how she fought for women to have the right to
Elizabeth Cady Stanton helped start the begging of women’s rights. She and many other women, did many things so men and women could be equal. The articles, The Birthplace of Women’s Rights and A Powerful Partnership, both state what Elizabeth Cady Stanton did with other women and herself alone.
The Birthplace of Women’s Rights-Elizabeth Did It Alone
This article, talks and explains more information about what Elizabeth Cady Stanton did to help women’s rights all alone. Elizabeth Cady Stanton was very determined to start the Women’s Rights Convention. She wanted everyone to know what position and state women were in. There were declarations, petitions, and conventions to exaggerate the cause of women’s rights. She …show more content…
That is why the article is more effective, because it states facts about only Elizabeth. Although, the article, A Powerful Partnership, states facts about Elizabeth, it also states facts about another woman who helped women have rights. That women, is Susan B. Anthony. So the article, A Powerful Partnership, does not include information on the contribution of Elizabeth Cady Stanton herself. It includes information on Elizabeth and Susan. That same article, says that they were a great team and that they shared many ideas together. It talks about two people’s contributions, not just one person’s contributions, which is the part that is being focused on. The article, The Birthplace of Women’s Rights, has a greater effect, because you learn about Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s contribution, not anyone else’s. Even though the other women’s contributions are important too. That same article states information about how Elizabeth started the Women’s Rights Convention with four others, how she spoke at the convention, and how she fought for women to have the right to