Reformers attempted to give others equality through education. One such reformer was William McGuffey. Other reformers sought to achieve true democratic ideals by promoting equal woman's rights. Reformers such as Susan B Anthony and Elizabeth Stanton played a very large role in archiving equal rights for all people in the US...
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Reformers such as Susan B Anthony and Elizabeth Stanton played a very large role in archiving equal rights for all people in the US. The equality movements of there people would help all peoples in the US and help them to live by true democratic ideals such as personal freedoms and equality.
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