Georgia State University (GSU) HIST 2110 Survey of US History Exam 2 Practice

Elizabeth Cady Stanton fits this description. Born in 1815 and living until 1902, she organized the Seneca Falls Convention in 1848 with Lucretia Mott, launching organized efforts for women’s rights. She then, with Susan B. Anthony, helped establish the National Woman Suffrage Association in 1869, a major step toward securing a constitutional right to vote for women. The other figures don’t align with both the birth year and these specific roles: Lucretia Mott co-organized the 1848 meeting but was born earlier, Susan B. Anthony was a cofounder of the NWSA but was born in 1820, and Sojourner Truth was a key advocate who participated in the era but did not found the NWSA.