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Born in Adams, Massachuttes 2/15/1820
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Born in Adams, Massachutses
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My final thoughts on Susan B Anthony is that she is a great activists for both women and blacks. She would go to any extreme to get what she believes in from going to just going to regular conventions to illegally voting in elections. So to see her as a person non-stop fight for what she believed in is just a great thing to see
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Some of my final thoughts on Susan is that she is that she is a fighter for what she believes in and will go to any extreme to get what she wants. From starting at a national convention to getting arrested for voting illegal in an election she will always fight for what she thinks is right
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Susan begins teaching at Canajohaire academy
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Susan becomes a teacher at Canajohaire Academy
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Attended her first women convention in 1852
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At a New York teachers convention she called for the education of both blacks and women
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Susan at the new York teachers convention fights for the rights of both blacks and women for education
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Susan founded the National Women's Suffrage Association in 1869
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Susan calls for the first women suffrage convention
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Susan voted illegally voted in 1872 presidential election she was arrested and fined 100$ ( which was a fine she never paid
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In the 1872 Presidential election she snuck into a voting booth and voted. she was found and arrested. She was also fined 100$ which was a fine she never paid
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Susan pledges the cash of her life insurance to university of Rochester to help cover the admission of women.
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Susan pledges the cash value of her life insurance to pay for the admission of women at Rochester university
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Died in her home in Rochester at the time only four states had given women the right to vote.
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Susan died in 1906 in her Rochester home
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the 19th amendment was added to the constitution on June 4th 1919
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the 19th amendment was passed after Susan's death
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was put on a one dollar coin which she was the first to be honored.
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in 1979 Susan B Anthony was added on to a dollar coin