Based on this excerpt, what can be stated about Elizabeth Cady Stanton's achievements during her childhood? Even though Stanton's achievements equaled those of a boy, she was considered more accomplished because she was a girl. Because she proved that she could obtain the same types of achievements, Stanton earned equality with boys. Because she was a girl, Stanton was unable to obtain the same types of achievements as boys her age. Even though Stanton's achievements equaled those of a boy, she was considered less accomplished because she was a girl.

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23 December, 15:31

Based on this excerpt, what can be stated about Elizabeth Cady Stanton's achievements during her childhood? Even though Stanton's achievements equaled those of a boy, she was considered more accomplished because she was a girl. Because she proved that she could obtain the same types of achievements, Stanton earned equality with boys. Because she was a girl, Stanton was unable to obtain the same types of achievements as boys her age. Even though Stanton's achievements equaled those of a boy, she was considered less accomplished because she was a girl.

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Johnathon Hunter · Answer 1

Elizabeth Cady Stanton was a girl who was able to achieve everything that all the boys did around her and that was a big accomplishment because she was a girl but the problem was that she was not feeling equal or accomplished like boys.

Her achievements were big but she was able to feel Feminism ideology at her age because of the equality of the sexes that she was thinking about and because other people were showing to her that the boys and girls are different in everything or that they cannot achieve the same things.