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Lucy Stone's Birth
Lucy Stone was a very important American woman for equal rights and she was extremely vocal in what she thought women deserved. -
Susan B. Anthony's Birth
Susan Brownell Anthony was an American civil rights leader who was really important in the 19th century women's rights movement to introduce women's suffrage into the United States. -
Inequality in London
In a World Anti-Slavery Convention in London Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and other women were barred from participating on account of their gender. -
A Book Was Written
"Woman In The 19th Century" was written by a woman named Margaret Fuller. In it she wrote that men thought of women more as slaves than as equals. It was published in a magazine at first but then made into a book in 1845. -
Lucy Stone Graduates
Lucy was the first woman in the state of Massachusetts to ever graduate from college. -
Seneca Falls Convention
Women got together in New York to question the Constitution and why they didn't have rights the same as men like voting. -
A New Friendship
When Susan B. Anthony met Elizabeth Stanton and they became fast friends who both wanted women's rights. -
Women Under Arrest
Susan B. Anthony and supporters arrested for voting. Anthony's sisters and 11 other women held for $500 bail. Anthony herself is held for $1000 bail. -
19th Amendment
Called the Susan B. Anthony Amendment. It made it clear that woman were supposed to be treated as equal as men.
