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1 Susan B. Anthony

2 property something that is owned

3 Quaker a member of a religion that emphasizes equality among people

4 independent being free to make ones own decisions

5 justice equal treatment under the law

6 slavery a cruel system in which one person owns and controls another person

7 abolitionist people who want to end slavery

8 convention a formal meeting where people discuss a subject that they are interested in Seneca Falls Convention

9 organizer a person who gets others to work for a shared goal or cause

10 legislature the law making part of the government

11 suffrage the right to vote

12 register to place ones name on an official list to do something Travis County Women Register to Vote, 1918

13 diligence working hard for a long time

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