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The declaration was not embraced by all Americans when it was written.

What arguments do you think people might have made against the Seneca Falls Declaration at the time it was published?

Write at least one paragraph in your response.

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The statements that turned people against the Seneca Falls Declaration revolved around sexist ideas that considered women unfit to have civil rights.

What kind of ideas did these statements affirm?

  • Women did not have enough intellectual capacity to vote.
  • Women did not have the mental capacity to engage in non-domestic subjects, such as politics and commerce.
  • Women were not as intelligent as men and so they had to avoid complicated subjects such as political and social matters.
  • Women should remain in the domestic environment, as they were responsible for taking care of the house and children.

The Seneca Falls Declaration demanded that women's civil rights be recognized and that this promote political representation, where women could vote and participate in society as active citizens. This was strongly opposed to sexist ideas that considered women unfit to integrate into political affairs, as this would diminish the relevance and control of men.

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