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Elizabeth Cady Stanton was born into a wealthy family, she was motivated by her father who was a Federalist attorney. Elizabeth took advange of attended Troy Female Seminary which offered the best education of the time to women. This is important because she can be a good role model for young children or anybody else by staying in school and taking advange of it. This is similar to Susan b Anthony,who, took responsibility for her own education wheather she was attending a school or getting home schooled. Stanton education and knowledge most likey drove her to her success.

Later in Stanton life, she attended an Anti-Slavery Convention with her husband and a few others. Elizabath then became more determaine because it would not recognize women as delegates.This made Ms. Stanton call together a women's rights convention in Seneca Falls, New York. This is similar to Frederick Douglas, because after he spoke to them about it they also agreeded with him. Elizabeth Cady Stanton was very important in helping women get there voice heard, but this wouldnt have been a success without the influence from her father.

All though Elizabeth was not alive to see women's suffrage follow threw, she was the rock that got everything rollin, and she made sure there was others around to keep things in shape like Susan b anthony. Elizabeth and Susan did a great job in recruiting younger women into their membership ,these women were less broad minded and they wanted to vote. Elizabeth's work as a women's right leadership is important because it showed the people how much she cared and for them to open up there eyes to equality. Elizabeth being a outstanding leader is smiliar to Rosa Parks who never gave up and lead people into the right path. Elizabeth Cady Stanton is the reason why women have there rights to vote today and because of that she is one of the most important person in history.