The position of women in 1865.

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What to areas of campaigning were women involved in before the suffrage movement?
Many women were supporters of the abolition of slavery as well as the Temperance movement.
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When and where was the first convention to discuss female suffrage?
Seneca Falls in 1848.
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What was work life for women in 1865?
Often work was lower-paid, casual employment or domestic service, or in unskilled and poorly rewarded manufacturing jobs.
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What was the problem with limited birth control in 1865?
Families remained large and there was limited use of contraception, leaving women with heavy childcare responsibilities.
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Who were the pioneering individuals in 1865?
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucretia Mott, Harriet Beacher Stowe and Sojourner Truth.
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What effect did the Civil war have upon women?
Women found themselves taking charge of the household in the absence of men. Women raised funds and tended the wounded.
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