There were several events that aided and established women to be in the political area along with men. After 1776 women were prevented from voting until male legislators officially outlawed woman suffrage. Movements such as abolition movement and the women’s rights movement were two of the most important. The women’s rights movement was at once an evangelical crusade, which challenged the assumptions on which social space was divided. A group of women joined forces along with experienced reformers and led the new movement. In a convention from which men were excluded at Salem, Ohio during 1850 provided an opportunity in which a call was issued to the women of the state where they then passed 22 resolutions in which economical and political
