Women's Rights activist Carrie Chapman Catt talks about women's rights.

The video discusses the Seneca Falls Convention, where women's grievances were compared to those of American men against King George. It highlights the lengthy process of establishing women's rights, contrasting it with the quicker resolution of men's grievances through war.

Where was the convention to consider women's rights held?

• Seneca Falls, NY

• New York City, NY

• Albany, NY

• Buffalo, NY

What did the committee find about women's grievances?

• They were more than men's grievances.

• They were fewer than men's grievances.

• They were unrelated to men's grievances.

• They were the same number as men's grievances against King George.

How long did it take George Washington to address men's grievances?

• Ten years

• Four years

• Six years

• Eight years

How many years did it take to establish women's rights by law?

• 80 years

• 72 years

• 60 years

• 50 years

What method was used to address men's grievances?

• Diplomacy

• War

• Negotiation

• Petition