The Seneca Falls Convention Was Significant Because It

question 95

Multiple Choice

The Seneca Falls Convention was significant because it

• A) marked the starting point of the abolitionist movement.
• B) marked the starting point of the modern women's movement.
• C) marked the end of the modern women's movement.
• D) led to the passage of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth amendments.
• E) enacted Jim Crow laws at the federal level.

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Prenatal Influences

Factors occurring before birth that affect the development and health of the fetus, including maternal health, nutrition, and exposure to toxins.

Infant Development

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Fetus's Health

The physical well-being and development status of an unborn baby during pregnancy.

Reaction Range

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