La Convención de Seneca Falls: el comienzo del movimiento por el sufragio femenino

Women in the early 1800's had very little rights - until a group of women dared to stand up for themselves. In this  class, we will examine the beginning of the Women's Suffrage Movement in America. We will learn about the conventions organizers (Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott), who attended, what their goals were, and what the results were. We will talk about the Rochester Convention and how the women's movement grew from these two meetings and what the public thought of this stand for equality. 


This class will be taught through recorded lectures and may also include supplemental videos (Youtube), readings, worksheets, and activities (recipes, movies, dioramas, experiments, etc.). Please see the syllabus below to see a layout of the lessons included in this course. 

This class is presented in a 1 week - 4 lesson format, but you can take as much time as you need to complete each lesson. 

This class is presented in an asynchronous format. If you are taking this class through the Class Subscriptions, there will be no communication between learner and myself. If you are taking this class through the Self-Paced format, you will have 1 year to complete the lessons. If you choose to submit homework or communicate (questions on the classroom page), I will respond within 24 hours. I do take Sundays off so please keep that in mind when asking questions.