Which statement is accurate for a lesson on New York’s Reform Movements?

• The Seneca Falls convention demonstrates New York’s role in organized women’s rights activism during the 19th century.
• The Erie Canal reduced transport costs and expanded market connections between the interior, Great Lakes, Hudson River, and Atlantic trade.
• British control of New York City and competition over the Hudson corridor show why New York was strategically central during the Revolution.
• Harriet Tubman’s Auburn residence and Frederick Douglass’s Rochester work connect upstate New York with abolitionist networks.