Susan B. Anthony
Born in ______ on February 15, 1820.
Massachuttes
Born in ______ on November 12, 1815.
New York
Name when born was _________.
Isabella Bomfree
What court case happened in 1973?
Roe v. Wade case
What is treating someone unfairly because of who they are
Discrimination
Became editor of the newspaper _______.
The Revolution
She grew up in a _______ household but later rejected her faith and worked closely with the Quakers and Susan B Anthony
Presbyterian
Born into slavery, and only spoke ____ as a child.
Dutch
What amendment was ratified in 1920?
19th Amendment
to officially approve something (like a law or amendment)
Ratify
Raised as a ______, which influenced her belief in equality.
Quaker
Co-founded Women's __________.
Loyal National League
Forced into labor at five years old and was bought for
$200
What Convention was held in 1869?
National Woman Suffrage Convention
What are changes made to improve something
Reform
Anthony had a realization of inequality when her father ____________________.
would not put women in positions of power in the workplace.
What was the Declaration of Sentiments?
A document stating that all men and women are created equal
Her son was illegally sold by ________.
John Dumont
What speech occured in 1851?
“Ain’t I a Woman?”
A large group working state-by-state for voting rights
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Anthony meets Elizabeth Cady Stanton in 1851 Founded ___________________ together.
American Equal Right’s Association
Stanton could not travel as much as Anthony because......
of her children
Gave the famous speech “________" in 1851.
Ain’t I a Woman?
What title was passed in 1972?
Title IX
The first national women’s political organization in the United States, founded in 1863 to support ending slavery.
Women's Loyal National League