Question

1. what kind of action does stanton call for in \declaration of sentiments\? rejection of laws that oppress and limit women a violent political revolution increased focus on suffragist and abolitionist causes an end to the suffragist movement

Explanation:

The "Declaration of Sentiments" by Elizabeth Cady Stanton called for the rejection of laws that oppressed and limited women, advocating for women's rights. It did not call for a violent political revolution, nor an end to the suffragist movement, and while related to suffragist and abolitionist causes, the main focus was on women - centric law - rejection.

Answer:

rejection of laws that oppress and limit women