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Emma Willard
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Women loose right to vote in New York
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Women loose right to vote in Massachusetts
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Women loose the right to vote in New Hampshire
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First Academy for girls
The young ladies academy is the first academy for girls. It is located in Philidelphia. -
born
Born sixteenth out of seventeenth child of her family in Berlin, Conneticut. -
First blackboard invented
James Pilland invented the blackboard. -
Women loose right to vote in New Jersy
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Troy Female Seminary opened
openened from $4,000 in tax money, a boarding school for girls -
began trip to Europe
She went around Europe to educate women. -
300 students enrolled in her school
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Went to Athens Greece and found training scholls for teachers
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Retired
She left her son and daughter-in-law to run her ceminary. -
journey to urge girls to intrest in school
She journeyed 8,000 miles through the south and west urgingirls to take an intrest in common schools. -
First women's rights connvention held
July 19-20 1848 -
The 14th Admendment is passed by Congress
The 14th admendment says how everyone born or raised in the United States is equal and protection under law. -
The Department of Education
Created to help states make an effective school system -
Died
Died at age 84 of natural causes. -
Clara Barton established the American Red Cross
Women are making a lot of progress in knowledge. -
New Zealand won the right for women to vote
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Troy Female Seminary renamed The Emma Willard School
