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Born
Susan B. Anthony was born February 15, 1820 in Adams, Massachusetts. -
Seneca Falls convention
It was the first women's rights convention in American history. Passed the declaration of rights, including the right for women to vote. -
Temperance conference.
Susan B. Anthony attended temperance conference and was not allowed to speak because she was a woman. -
Women's New York State Temperances Society
Anthony and Stanton formed the Women's New York State Temperances Society -
Married Women's Property Right Act
New York State passed the Married Women's Property Act in a result of efforts from Anthony and Stanton. It gave property rights to married women. -
American Equal Rights Association
Susan B. Anthony became secretary of the American Equal Rights Association. -
The Revolution
Anthony and Stanton started working on publishing the newspaper The Revolution. -
National Women Suffrage Association
The National Women Suffrage Association was formed by Anthony and Stanton. -
Voted illegaly
Susan B. Antony voted illegaly in a precidential election and was arrested a few weeks later. At her trial she was convicted. -
Declaration of Woman's Rights Passed
The National Woman Suffrage Association passed the Declaration of Women's Rights. -
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Anthony's suffrage association merged with another association called the American Woman Suffrage Association creating the National American Woman Suffrage Association. -
Died
Susan B Anthony died on March 13 1906. -
Universal Suffrage Passed
The Nineteenth Amendment became a part of the U.S Constitution, giving women the right to vote. This happened 14 years after Susan B. Anthony died.