How did religious changes in the 19th century influence the spread of the ideas Elizabeth Cady Stanton outlined in her "Seneca Falls Address"? A. The increasing acceptance of secularism allowed women to support arguments that contradicted the Bible. B. New religious movements emphasized spiritual egalitarianism and encouraged participation from women and minorities.
C. Religious reform movements emphasized that men and women belonged in separate spheres in society.
D. The spread of black Protestantism gave African American women a highly influential platform to promote women's rights. TUEN