Question 6 • OK-US History-Sem A-CR - 37454A
Abolitionists’ calls for freedom and equal rights helped women argue that those principles should apply regardless of gender, as well as race. Greater access to education prepared more women for work outside the home, while expanded employment opportunities could give women their own income and greater financial independence. Temperance did not mean women’s rights were restricted, and economic dependence did not make women feel secure.
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