Elizabeth cady stanton's purpose for writing the declaration of sentiments was to
refuse to pay taxes without representation
support the issue of women's rights and improve the civil and legal rights of women guaranteed by the constitution
organize delegates at the women's rights convention in 1848
convince individual states to grant women the right to vote

The correct answer is B. Support the issue of women's rights and improve the civil and legal rights of women guaranteed by the Constitution

Explanation:

"The Declaration of Sentiments" was a document created in 1848 during the first women convention that took place in Seneca Falls New York. This document was mainly written by Elizabeth Cady Stanton (leader of the women's rights movement) and signed by most of the men and women who attended the convention. This document showed the situation or issues most of the women lived during this age and that limited women's rights including civil and legal rights, also, the document demanded changes to improve this situation and guarantee equality in the society and the Constitution as women were oppressed in different ways. Thus, "The Declaration of Sentiment" was created mainly to "support the issue of women's rights and improve the civil and legal rights of women guaranteed by the Constitution", as then women's civil and legal rights were vulnerated.

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