| Women’s Suffrage |
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| In the 1787 Constitutional |
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| Convention, the framers |
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| gave no thought to giving |
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| women the vote, despite the |
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| advise of future First Lady |
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| Abigail
Adams. |
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| In 1848, A Women’s Rights |
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| Convention was held in |
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| Seneca Falls, New York. |
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| Among other issues, the |
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| men and women alike |
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| present demanded women |
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| be allowed the rights of |
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| other citizens to vote. |
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