Question

The Seneca Falls Convention addressed the issue of

A. women’s rights
B. slavery in the Southern states
C. religious participation in schools
D. unequal education among children

Answer 1

The correct answer is A. Women's rights

Step-by-step explanation:

The Seneca Falls Convention was a convention held in New York in 1848 whose main purpose was to address the issue of women's rights and the condition of women in society. Indeed this was the first convention the U.S. that addressed women's rights. During the convention multiple discussion related to the condition of women, also during this convention, a document called the "Declaration of Sentiments" was created, this document summarized the rights women should have and the social conditions that needed to be improved. Considering this, it can be concluded The Seneca Falls Convention addressed the issue of "women's rights".

Answer 2

The Seneca Falls Convention addressed the issue of "A. women’s rights", and it was really the first major convention of its kind to deal with such issues. It lasted for a period of two days in 1848.