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Timeline of Susan B Anthony 2 - Timeline Help

Timeline of Susan B Anthony part 2 of 3 from 1857 to 1875 at Timeline Help.




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Incites for education for women and African-Americans at the New York State Teachers' Convention in Binghamton.

Leads the No Union with Slaveholders. No Compromise anti-slavery campaign.

Co-founds with Elizabeth Cady Stanton the Woman’s National Loyal League and publishes the Emancipation Proclamation, An Appeal to the Women of the Republic against the lack of protection for African-American women.

Lobbies to keep the words male citizens out of the suggested text for the 14th Amendment.

Co-founds the American Equal Rights Association, and presents the Universal Suffrage petition to US Congress.

Moves to Lawrence, Kansas. Head of the unsuccessfull women's suffrage campaign there.

Publisher of the weekly The Revolution, with articles on women's issues edited by Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Estabishes the Working Women’s Association.

Convenes the first Woman Suffrage Convention in Washington DC. Anthony and Stanton lead the radical National Woman's Suffrage Association NWSA, with one main purpose: a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage.

Refuses ratification support for the 14th Amendment due to the lack of protection for women.

Tours dozens of Northwestern cities to speak about women's suffrage.

Is registered to vote. But when she votes in Albany she is arrested in november.

Sends a personal petition to Congress to unjust the fine but Congress does not react. Tours with her famous speech Is it a Crime for a Citizen of the United States to Vote?. Stand trial in Canandaigua, New York for illegal voting and fined $100. Refuses to pay.

The US Supreme Court rules in Minor vs. Happersett that the 14th Amendment does not give women the right to vote.

Bibliography of Timeline of Susan B Anthony 2

Kendall, M J (1997). Voice for Women's Voting Rights. Historical American Biographies.
Husted Harper, I (2008). Life and Work of SBA.
Boothroyd, J (2006). Life Of Fairness.



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