Why does the Seneca Falls Declaration object to “a different code of morals for men and women”?

The declaration objects to judging the same behavior by different moral standards depending on whether a man or a woman does it. It argues that an act should be considered moral or immoral based on the behavior itself, not the person’s gender. Choice A states this principle; the declaration is not claiming that women are inherently purer or merely that they have fewer freedoms.

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