The declaration of sentiments, written in 1848, primarily based its arguments on which fundamental constitutional principles?

The Declaration of Sentiments was written in July 20, 1848, during the Seneca Falls Convention demanding equal social status and rights for women, including the right to vote.

The Declaration contains a list of many injustices in relation to the legal position of women in the family and in society, based on the experiences of injustice experienced by North American women and the positive experiences in the Quakers. They succinctly formulate the oppression of women by men, the lack of a right to vote as well as the lack of economic freedom and the lack of educational opportunities.  

The Declaration of Sentiments is based on an opening paragraph dealing with the equality of men and women and explaining tyranny about women in the past. The final section of the declaration insists on giving women all the rights and privileges that they are entitled to as citizens of the United States, based on the constitutional principle of equality before law.

Check explanation.(esp. last part of the Explanation section).

Explanation:

I must confess to you, this question is somehow tricky, but no matter what we are smarter! This question is based on acid base extraction. the organic solvent diethyl ether is the organic base while H2O is the neutral (that is water is acting as a neutral medium). When the hexanoic acid [CH3(CH2)4CO2H is added and mixed with organic solvent diethyl ether and water. The ether which is at the top layer contains the [CH3(CH2)4CO2H and the water which is at the buttom contains [CH3(CH2)4COO- in which a proton is taken away from [CH3(CH2)4COOH through the addition of

So, what is tricky about the question? The fact that there are two media makes it tricky if we go for water phase as [CH3(CH2)4COO- and if we go for ether phase as [CH3(CH2)4COOH, they are both right. So, both are correct but in this question ether phase as [CH3(CH2)4COOH will be appropriate here.