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1. In what ways, according to the delegates who accepted this Declaration, were women treated unequally?

2. Although the Declaration states that man made woman "morally, an irresponsible being", a resolution states that man" does accord to woman moral superiority". Was this a contradiction? Explain.

3. Why did men see women as intellectually inferior?

4. Why were the sentiments expressed in the Declaration and resolutions revolutionary?

5. Were they more revolutionary than those stated in the Declaration of Independence? Explain.

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