19th Century Reform

The 19th Century Reform refers to various social, political, and economic movements aimed at addressing issues like workers' rights, education, women's suffrage, and the abolition of slavery during the 1800s. Activists sought to improve conditions in factories, expand voting rights, and promote social justice. Key figures like Frederick Douglass and Elizabeth Cady Stanton emerged, advocating for change. This period also saw the rise of organizations that pushed for laws and policies to enhance individual freedoms and societal well-being, laying the groundwork for modern civil rights and social justice movements.