How did the abolitionist movement become associated with the women's reform movement? a) there’s no connection between the two movements because they did not occur at the same time in history

b) people advocating for the end of slavery also began to advocate for equal rights of women

c) after women received the right to vote, they became activists for ending slavery

d) the two movements arose in response to the civil war

People advocating for the end of slavery also began to advocate for equal rights for women.

Explanation:

Many of the women involved in reforms of the time got their start in the abolitionist, or anti-slavery movement. They came to realize that they were an oppressed population as well.

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