Keller's Early Life (relatively)
She lost her sight at this age (in months).
19 months.
The system of dots that allowed Keller to read and write.
Braille
Keller was an activist for women's rights and women's suffrage. This constitutional amendment gave women the right to vote as the effect of Helen Keller's (and many other's) work.
19th Amendment
The state Helen Keller was born in.
Alabama.
Keller used this writing tool that punched dots into paper.
Braille Typewriter
Helen Keller received this prestigious honor in 1964.
The Presidential Medal of Freedom
Helen Keller graduated from this university in 1904.
Radcliffe College (of Harvard University).
This teacher traveled with Keller for about 50 years. This was the teacher that first taught her how to communicate. She also has a diary titled "The Diary of ____"
Anne Sulivan
Helen Keller became a published author at the age of 22 with this autobiography.
The Story of My Life.