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Susan Brownell Anthony

Susan Brownell Anthony. By Erika Lyon. In 1820 Susan Brownell Anthony was born in Adams, Massachusetts. Her father was a hardworking Quaker who believed that women deserved an education. Susan’s father owned a mill where young women like herself wove cotton into cloth. ???.

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Susan Brownell Anthony

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  1. Susan Brownell Anthony By Erika Lyon

  2. In 1820 Susan Brownell Anthony was born in Adams, Massachusetts. Her father was a hardworking Quaker who believed that women deserved an education.

  3. Susan’s father owned a mill where young women like herself wove cotton into cloth.

  4. ??? • When Susan was 11 years old she asked her father to hire a woman as the boss since they knew more than the man who was already their boss. Her father said no, which made her question why shouldn’t a woman be the boss?

  5. When Susan’s father lost the mill, she became a teacher at a boarding school. She taught for ten years.

  6. Susan then moved to Rochester, NY to live with her family. There she made abolitionist friends, and her family became part of the Underground Railroad.

  7. In 1851, Susan met Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who organized the first women’s rights convention. She believed that women should have the right to own their own property and should be allowed to vote!

  8. Susan then traveled all around New York giving speeches about women’s rights to gain supporters.

  9. Susan also worked with abolitionists to end slavery during the Civil War, in hopes that every one would be given the right to vote, white or black, man or woman.

  10. In 1865 Congress passed the 14th Amendment that gave voting rights to former slaves, but only men.

  11. Susan and Mrs. Stanton continued to speak out for women’s rights and traveled from state to state. They formed the National Woman Suffrage Association.

  12. In 1872 on Election Day, Susan and over a hundred supporters went to the polls to vote. Susan was then arrested and put on trial.

  13. Susan and supporters took their fight to Congress. In 1887 Congress looked at changing the U.S. Constitution to give women the right to vote, but Congress said denied it.

  14. In 1906 Susan B. Anthony attended her last women’s rights meeting and died shortly after.

  15. In 1920 women were finally granted the right to vote.

  16. References • Slide 1: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: Aladdin • Paperbacks. • Unknown. (2000). Western New York suffragists. Retrieved from • http://www.winningthevote.org/sbanthony.html. • Unknown. (2008, October 29). Anthony, Susan b.. Retrieved from http://avhs- • apush.wikispaces.com/Anthony, Susan B. (1820-1906

  17. Slide 2: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Unknown. (n.d.). Town of Adams, Massachusetts. Retrieved from http://www.town.adams.ma.us/Public_Documents/index • Unknown. (2001). Enchanted learning. Retrieved from http:// www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/states/massachusetts/ • Unknown. (2009). Male and female signs. Retrieved from http:// www.psdgraphics.com/psd-icons/male-and-female-signs/ • Unknown. (1993). 11 facts about education around the world. Retrieved from http://www.dosomething.org/tipsandtools/ 11-facts-about-education-around-world

  18. Slide 3: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Leloudis, J., & Walbert, K. (2008). Work in a textile mill. Retrieved from http://www.learnnc.org/lp/editions/nchist-newsouth/5493 • Edwards, A. D. (2009). Cotton an environmental issues. Retrieved from http://greenlifestylemagazine.net/issue-5/cotton.php • Slide 4: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Microsoft Office. (2011). J0232895. [Web Graphic]. • Microsoft Office. (2011). Cloud callout. [Web Graphic].

  19. Slide 5: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Unknown. (2000). Western New York suffragists. Retrieved from http:// www.winningthevote.org/sbanthony.html. • Microsoft Office. (2011). AA020053. [Web Graphic]. • Microsoft Office. (2011). AA026359. [Web Graphic]. • Slide 6: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Unknown. (n.d.). Frederick douglas, susanb. anthony memorial bridge. Retrieved from http://www.cityofrochester.gov/article.aspx?id=8589937540 • Unknown. (2001). New york. Retrieved from http:// www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/ states/newyork/ • Unknown. (n.d.). Slavery in america. Retrieved from http:// www.slaveryinamerica.org/geography/ugrr_1860.htm

  20. Slide 7: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Unknown. (2000). 1875, a lean year. Retrieved from http://ecssba.rutgers.edu/ editing/1875.html • Weather, P. (2008). Women's rights. Retrieved from http:// naturewoman.wordpress.com/2008/08/22/ • Slide 8: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Unknown. (2001). New york. Retrieved from http:// www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/states/newyork/ • Unknown. (2012). Susan b. anthony’s speech. Retrieved from http://www.awesomestories.com/assets/susan-b-anthonys-speech- • Wallner, A. D. (2000). Holiday house: Books for young people. Retrieved from http://www.holidayhouse.com/title_display.php? ISBN=9780823419531

  21. Slide 9: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Unknown. (2012). End of slavery in america. Retrieved from http://www.sodahead.com/united- states/why-ron-paul-is-wrong/question-2297967/?page=4&link=ibaf&q=end of slavery in america&imgurl=http://2.bp.blogspot.com/0U9iDIHXoDc/TgmZSxp6oBI/ AAAAAAAAADQ/RaVoba1ynNI/s1600/slavery.jpg • Bullock, A. (2010). Racing for reelection. Retrieved from http://myportfolio.usc.edu/abullock/ 2010/04/our_civic_duty_is_ben_quayles_voting_behavior_acceptable.html • Microsoft Office. (2011). BU004740. [Web Graphic]. • Microsoft Office. (2011). J0217278. [Web Graphic]. • Microsoft Office. (2011). J0217280. [Web Graphic]. • Slide 10: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Fulano, F. (2010). The fourteenth amendment: What does it really say?. Retrieved from http:// fulanofiles.blogspot.com/2010/08/fourteenth-amendment-what-does-it.html • Driskell, D. (2011). July 28, 1868. Retrieved from http://citationmachine.net/index2.php? reqstyleid=2&mode=form&reqsrcid=APAWebPag

  22. Slide 11: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Simkin, J. (2012). National woman suffrage association. Retrieved from http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USAWnwsa.htm • Unknown. (2010). Photos: When the suffragettes won. Retrieved from http:// www.wdtn.com/dpps/entertainment/photo_galleries/photos-when- the-suffragettes-won_3563418 • Slide 12: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Unknown. (2011). Women's voting rights. Retrieved from http:// blog.topplaces.co.za/2011/09/women-suffrage-hits-the-new/womens- voting-rights-2/ • Whimpey, J. (n.d.). Woman jailed for voting; trains finally run on time. Retrieved from http://symonsez.wordpress.com/2009/11/18/ woman-jailed-for-voting-trains-finally-run-on-time/

  23. Slide 13: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Hall, C. (2011). Obama joint session speech. Retrieved from http:// www.mediaite.com/tv/obama-stepping-on-gop-debate-with-joint- session-speech-is-smart-political-move/ • Oswald, E. (2011). FBI denies FOIA request about its alleged use of carrier IQ. Retrieved from http://betanews.com/2011/12/13/fbi-denies-foia- request-on-its-alleged-use-of-carrier-iq/ • Slide 14: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Unknown. (2009). Susan b. anthony biography. Retrieved from http:// ecssba.rutgers.edu/resources/sbabio.html • Unknown. (2012). Susan b. anthony biography. Retrieved from http:// www.flickr.com/photos/gfoster67/4987413601/sizes/l/in/ photostream/

  24. Slide 15: • Hopkinson, D. (2005). Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for women's rights. New York, NY: AladdinPaperbacks. • Unknown. (2008). Why women should vote. Retrieved from http://intlxpatr.wordpress.com/2008/07/17/why- women-should-vote/ • Unknown. (n.d.). Amendment XV to the constitution of the United States. Retrieved from http:// www.handcountedpaperballots.org/documents/ voting_rights.html

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