Questions on The Early and Later Women's Movements

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The Early Women's Movement (How women won the right to vote)
1 Why was it written?
The article "How women won the right to vote" was written to secure equal rights for women in the United States.
2 In your own words, explain the main idea of the source
The first women's convention declared that all men and women are created equal and deserve equal rights in society. The declaration highlights several ills against men's women, including the absolute tyranny over women. As such, the article is a great resolve that promotes women's rights and, in particular, their right to vote.
3 What makes this a secondary source?
The article is a secondary source because the ideas presented are from previous research. For instance, the article highlights past events in the United States collected and recorded.
4 Is the writer neutral, or does the writer advance a particular point of view or perspective? Explain your answer by referring to specific examples from the source.
The writer in the article is advancing a particular point of view. The writer promotes the women's movement that fights for their right to vote. According to the article, the first women's convention was held to advance women's rights in society. The convention included 300 women and 40 men.
5 In your own words, explain which facts or details from the source will help you answer your research question.
The movement that pushed for women's rights to vote led to the development of the new woman, a feminist woman who was well-educated and independent.
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