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The 1848 women's rights convention in Seneca Falls, New York, was a protest against (A) the use of women workers in textile factories (B) the abuse of enslaved women on Southern plantations (C) the failure of the Democratic Party to endorse a woman suffrage amendment (D) customs and laws that gave women a status inferior to that of men (E) state restrictions that prevented women from joining labor unions
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