Why did lucretia mott and elizabeth cady stanton decide to organize the seneca falls convention in 1848?
a. during an antislavery convention, women activists were prevented from speaking, which made them focus on women’s rights.
b. the two women saw how effective women organizers were in churches and other religious institutions and wanted to build on that.
c, they wanted women to become leaders of a movement because men led the abolitionist and temperance movements.
d. because their involvement in other social movements had failed, they wanted to start something they thought could succeed

The correct answer is A) During an antislavery convention, women activists were prevented from spreaking, which made them focus on women's rights.

Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were two highly influential women in developing the early women's rights movement.

At this time in American history, the abolitionist movement was gaining considerable momentum. The goal was to get rid of the institution in order to help African-Americans gain rights in American society.

This relates to women at this time, as they fought for rights for African-Americans and felt that a lot of these restrictions that slaves went through, women also experienced. Inability to vote, laws restricting their ability to own property, and several other restrictions resulted in women examining their role in society and demanding more rights. This w as especially true after the inability to speak at antislavery conventions.