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Lucretia Mott (January 3, 1793- November 11, 1880) (legacy (powerful…

- - - - Together, they organized the Seneca Fall Convention in New York
        
        Signed a Declaration of Sentiments at the meeting, which was introduced by Stanton. It demanded rights for women in the U.S. It included a list of 18 woman-specific demands. These included divorce, property and custody rights, as well as the right to vote.
        
        Frederick Douglass was in attendance during the convention
  - - - many people criticized and threatened her for her speeches and for not acting “ladylike” but she never let this deter her