In addition to advocating equal rights for women, Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Lucretia Mott were involved in which of the following pairs of social and political movements?

While the labor movement sought to improve working conditions and workers' rights, and environmentalist movements focus on nature conservation, neither of these movements were primarily championed by Anthony, Stanton, or Mott. Their efforts were more directly aligned with social reforms concerning women's rights, temperance, and abolition.

Nativism involves favoring native-born inhabitants over immigrants, and protectionism refers to economic policies that protect domestic industries. These ideologies do not align with the social justice goals of Anthony, Stanton, and Mott, who advocated for equality and were more focused on humanitarian issues rather than exclusionary or economically protective policies.

Manifest destiny was the belief in the United States' destined expansion across North America, while secessionism refers to the withdrawal from the Union, especially associated with the Civil War. Neither concept was a focus for these women's activism, as their work centered on rights and social reforms rather than territorial or political divisions.