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Susan B Anthony Timeline

By malika420
  • Susan B Anthony was born

    Susan B Anthony was born

  • Her and her family moved to Battenville, NY

    Her and her family moved to Battenville, NY

  • Susan's family goes bankrupt due to the depression, which also results in her family losing their house in Battenville.

    Susan's family goes bankrupt due to the depression, which also results in her family losing their house in Battenville.

  • Anthony's family moves to Rochester, NY.

    Anthony's family moves to Rochester, NY.

  • Susan B Anthony gets her first job teaching at Canajoharie Academy.

    Susan B Anthony gets her first job teaching at Canajoharie Academy.

    Made a yearly salary of only $110
  • She goes to Syracruse, New York to an Anti-Slavery convention.

    She goes to Syracruse, New York to an Anti-Slavery convention.

  • She attends her first women's rights convention.

    She attends her first women's rights convention.

  • Anthony petitions for women's rights and women's suffrage.

    Anthony petitions for women's rights and women's suffrage.

    She was refused to speak at the Smithsonian in Washington.
  • She became an agent for the American Anti-Slavery Society.

    She became an agent for the American Anti-Slavery Society.

  • She conducted an Anti-Slavery campaign from Buffalo to Albany

    She conducted an Anti-Slavery campaign from Buffalo to Albany

  • Forms Working Women's associations for women in the publishing trades.

    Forms Working Women's associations for women in the publishing trades.

  • Anthony was arrested for voting

    Anthony was arrested for voting

    Continued to hold lectures and go to conventions
  • Susan B Anthony meets President Roosevelt about adding a suffrage amendment to Congress.

    Susan B Anthony meets President Roosevelt about adding a suffrage amendment to Congress.

  • She gives the "Failure is Impossible" speech at a suffrage hearing in D.C.

    She gives the "Failure is Impossible" speech at a suffrage hearing in D.C.

  • She dies in her home.

    She dies in her home.

  • The 19th amendment was added to the constitution

    The 19th amendment was added to the constitution

    It grants rights to all women over the age 21 to vote.

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