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Why were members of the Women’s Rights movement often sympathetic to the cause of abolition? Both groups were treated poorly. The women were rich. Women couldn’t own slaves. Some slaves were women.
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Why were members of the Women’s Rights movement often sympathetic to the cause of abolition?

Both groups were treated poorly.
The women were rich.
Women couldn’t own slaves.
Some slaves were women.

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Both groups were treated poorly

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