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Lucy Stone was a very important American woman for equal rights and she was extremely vocal in what she thought women deserved.
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Susan Brownell Anthony was an American civil rights leader who was really important in the 19th century women's rights movement to introduce women's suffrage into the United States.
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In a World Anti-Slavery Convention in London Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and other women were barred from participating on account of their gender.
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"Woman In The 19th Century" was written by a woman named Margaret Fuller. In it she wrote that men thought of women more as slaves than as equals. It was published in a magazine at first but then made into a book in 1845.
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Lucy was the first woman in the state of Massachusetts to ever graduate from college.
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Women got together in New York to question the Constitution and why they didn't have rights the same as men like voting.
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When Susan B. Anthony met Elizabeth Stanton and they became fast friends who both wanted women's rights.
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Susan B. Anthony and supporters arrested for voting. Anthony's sisters and 11 other women held for $500 bail. Anthony herself is held for $1000 bail.
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Called the Susan B. Anthony Amendment. It made it clear that woman were supposed to be treated as equal as men.
