The Seneca Falls Convention was the first national women's rights convention in the U.S; approximately 100 to 300 people attended the convention including men who encouraged the idea of women’s rights.Out of that fist convention came the ‘Declaration of Sentiment’ signed by 68 women and 32 men. Not only was it a petition that was made to gain the rights and privileges that were denied to women but, it was also about the social injustices towards women. This got both negative and positive reviews, but mostly it helped give The women’s rights and suffrage movements national attention. The Seneca Falls Convention affected the early Americas’ society because while women felt this was a very positive event many men viewed it with bad eyes. Most