Susan B. Anthony
By: Aiden, Kiana, and Britney
Early Life
- Susan became a teacher in 1837
- In 1849 she moved to New York
- She thought slavery was wrong
- She also thought that drinking was illegal
Life's Work
- Susan went to meetings about slavery
- In 1800's woman couldn't own land
- Susan began to work for rights for woman
- Men wouldn't let her speak
Later Years
- Susan worked with Elizabath Cady Stanton
- They wrote a newspaper
- They gathered women to talk
- They held marches to bring attention
Important Information & Fun Facts
- Susan B. Anthony helped women win rights
- Susan died in 1906
- In 1920 the U.S. Congress gave women rights
- She was born In 1829 In Massachusetts
Sources
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