Historiography/Analysis of early women’s rights advocates (Grimke and Stanton)
QUESTION/TOPIC: As abolitionists, both Angelina Grimke and Elizabeth Cady Stanton took the absolute equality of human beings as the first principle of morality and politics. Yet, the demands for the equality of human beings rest on different arguments. EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE POLITICAL PHILOSOPHIES of these early advocates of women’s rights. **PLEASE ANALYZE THE DOCUMENTS I HAVE PROVIDED TO WRITE A HISTORIOGRAPHY/ANALYSIS OF THE QUESTION AND DOCUMENTS COMBINED**
**PLEASE USE ONLY THE FILES I HAVE SUPPLIED! FOR CITATION PURPOSES, USE THE FOLLOWING FORMAT:
1. FILES 1-6 USE THE BOOK I PROVIDED IN FILE 1 (Sklar, Kathyrn Kish. Women’s Rights Emerges within the Antislavery Movement, 1830-1870: A Brief History with Documents, (New York: Bedford/St. Martins, 2000) with the name of the editor of the document and then the page number associated- EX: (Grimke, p. 120) or (Kish, p. 3).
2. FILES 7-9: USE THIS CITATION FORMATION (CP, PAGE #)- EX: (CP, 75).
