Question

The women's-rights movement in the United States was first started by women who

faced economic discrimination in the workplace
had experience in other social-reform movements
were important figures in the Second Great Awakening
had an impact on the outbreak of the Revolutionary War

Answer 1

Had experience in other social-reform movements.

Answer 2

B; had experience in other social-reform movements

during this time the great awakening was going on. the great awakening is when region started spreading like wild fires. the religious leaders were basing their rules off the bible which gave them lots if ideas on how to behave and have good morals. some of the things these leaders noticed that were sinful was slavery and women's rights. because of this woman joined large religious groups called social reform groups. they preached and taught everyone about their beliefs and ideals. this inspired women to stand up for what they believed and made them stronger and more independent. so other women would go and share their own ideals and beliefs with the world.